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Little Church, Crete	Agia Pelagia Crete Kriti
Chania, Crete Kriti	Grapevines, Crete Kriti
Colours of the Sea, Crete	Olive Grove, Crete Kriti
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We love taking photos in Crete and Greece. The light is extraordinary. It is very difficult to describe. Many thousands of poets have tried. We won't add our clumsy words here. Suffice to say that the atmosphere is so unique it is difficult to convey even with the very best of images and artwork.

See our beautiful image collections from all over Crete and Greece...

The octopus drying in the sun has inspired one collection of tastebud tempting images...

the doorways of homes all over Greece has inspired another,

yet another collection of Greek wooden boats will speak to Philhellenes everywhere,

as will the collection of cheeky cats and kittens...

and another of iconic images from the historical and special places of Greece such as the Acropolis, Delphi, Lindos and Athens...

Our blog pages often carry images of the beautiful flora of Crete by talented nature photographer Andreas Loukakis, our collection on Flickr from all over Crete and Greece, including Syros, celebrates our love of Hellada.

There are also many beautiful artworks from Crete...

The Minoan culture had a very beautiful artistic style which has been discovered in its artefacts and frescoes in the numerous 'palaces' or village sites all over the island. With nature-based themes such as birds and flowers, it seems these were a earth loving peoples. The bee and its abundant gift of honey was beloved and is rendered in different forms.

If you have a request for a specific image as a postcard of Crete, please let us know via our safe contact form, and we will perhaps be able to create one as a new card...

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