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From My Camera to a Museum

This video documents the complete process behind a fine-art photograph: from the moment it is captured to its final presentation in a museum or exhibition space.

It is not about gear or technique alone, but about intention, editing, printing, and decision-making.

This is the same process I follow for works exhibited in museums and cultural institutions in Greece and abroad.

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Ossuary print. Black-and-white photography by George Tatakis.

Strong Woman | Karpathos | Black & White Art Wall

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An elderly woman adorned in the traditional local costume, known as Kava'e. She stands before the local cemetery's ossuary, symbolizing the deep-rooted customs and traditions of the region.
 
On the Tuesday after Easter in Olympos, tradition culminates with a heartfelt procession and memorial service. The offerings of confectionery by the relatives of the deceased, along with the ossuary's solemn presence, create a powerful visual narrative that reflects the enduring bonds between the living and the departed.

  • Printed on awarded Hahnemühle Baryta Photo Rag paper with pigment Canon Lucia Inks, guaranteed to last >100 years.

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