To what exotic destination was this ship setting sail? Centuries ago, it would have been off to bring in more goods for trading. Here in Santorini is where the wealthy of the shipping business called home.
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At the start of a new day, the morning light through the clouds turns all the white Santorini buildings blue. The orange incandescent lights provide the perfect splashes of complimentary color.
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It was that day after the stormy night. The clouds still hung around but the sun sifted through and shone on the cruise ships near Fira, Santorini, Greece.
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One of the best days for shooting in Santorini was when there was a huge thunderstorm the night before. The storm was loud and hard to sleep through. But, the next day, the clouds added a new dimension to all the scenes.
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You may be starting to recognize it if you didn’t before… The iconic windmill overlooking the city of Oia on the islands of Santorini, Greece.
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Every night is another amazing view in the beautiful city of Oia (pronounced EE-ah). As the crown jewel of Santorini, Greece, it is the prime location to watch the sunset. What a stunning place!
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At a restaurant in Santorini, Greece, they had octopus available. It was fascinating but, not appetizing. Another cafe had an octopus in a tank. The live one was very cool to watch.
Here’s a small caveat if you’re going to the town of Oia in Santorini. There are some stairs that lead down to the water on the North side of Oia. There are a little over 200 stairs. But, each step is sloped. So, it feels like more. It was a nice view. But, plan on taking at least a half hour down and more going up.
Wouldn’t it be nice to stroll down these stairs to a waiting tall ship? Ahh well. I’ll just be happy that I got to see it and dream. 🙂
