Meet Alexandros

Ιt all started in the darkroom

I didn’t grow up with a camera in hand.
I discovered photography as a university student, during a black & white film class. The first time I stepped into the darkroom, something clicked — not just the shutter, but something deeper. It wasn’t the gear that drew me in. It was the silence, the waiting, the slow emergence of an image from nothing but light and time.

Since then, photography has become my way of seeing — of listening without speaking. It’s how I move through the world: attentively, intuitively, patiently.

From quiet observer to visual storyteller

My early years in photography were shaped by assisting — in editorial, fashion, and wedding work.
There, I learned the value of anticipation. Of knowing when to step in, and more importantly, when to hold back.
In 2015, I photographed my first wedding as lead photographer — and I’ve never looked back.

Over the years, I’ve been trusted to document weddings all over Greece — from the timeless villages of the mainland to the luminous shores of Santorini, Sifnos, and Paros. Each one reminded me that no two stories are ever the same.

My approach

I see wedding photography as a quiet act of presence.
I won’t ask you to perform or pretend. I won’t interrupt real moments for the sake of the camera.
Instead, I move gently — noticing, waiting, composing.

Of course, there are times when we’ll step aside for portraits. When we do, my direction is subtle and human — a simple gesture, a quiet prompt. You don’t need to be models. You just need to be yourselves.

Based in Greece, photographing across Europe

I'm currently based in the mountain town of Ioannina, but I work throughout Greece and beyond.
Whether your wedding takes place on a sun-drenched island or in a remote village wrapped in stillness, I’ll meet you there — camera in hand, eyes wide open.

For me, it’s always about two things: light and connection

If this resonates with you, I’d love to connect.