participants’ work
The photographs presented in this section are the final outcome of each workshop.
Their creators range from professional photographers to people who may have just learned how to hold a camera.
The challenge in these workshops is how to bring out each one’s unique glance.
Click on each participant’s name to view the portfolio full-screen.
Andrey Volkov, Belgium
Margarita Mavromichalis, Greece
Periklis Liakakis, Greece
Nikos you have a special gift, explaining the most complicated things with the most simple words. Thank you so much..
Christos Georgalas, Greece
Alex Wydler, Switzerland
This was my third workshop with Nikos. The Iran trip was a unique journey and we all had a great time. But more important, thanks to the up-front teaching of Nikos, I could made a big step forward in my photography. I’m looking forward going with Nikos “on the road” again!
Jan Gott, Austria
Fatma Khamis, Kuwait
Margarita Mavromichalis, Greece
Jim W Frangolias, Canada
Jan Gott, Austria
Jan Gott, Austria
The “Balkan expedition” trip didn’t changed my photography so much after 8 workshops with Nikos – it’s going to change my life as a photographer..
Monica Trachsel, Switzerland
Marios Christofi, Cyprus
(…) For me personally, it was a very strong photographic experience. Upon my return to Cyprus, I have caught myself turning away from previous photographic preferences and looking for something different, with more depth(…)
Andrew Fraser, United Kingdom
Adam Brooks, USA
Eja Nilsson, Sweden
Second, I really enjoy to experience and to watch how good you are pedagogically. One little step at a time, go easy, you manage to lift us all a little bit – also the not so experienced. Thank you so much for that!
You do it so well, and discreetly – I think we hardly notice that we learn something, a little at a time. And also always interesting to listen when you tell of your experiences, travels, of the history of photography and the great photographers in the past.
I come home happy, having learned a lot. Now looking at my photos with more critical eyes, knowing maybe how to do it better next time.



