Abandoned in the Argolid.
Pictures from a decades worth of traveling through the Argolid, Peloponnese, and the Corinthia regions of Greece. Shot on anything and everything.
An old stone farmhouse fading back into nature on the road to Epidaurus.
A strange, perfect roadside moment — a hand‑painted sign apologizing to no one on the Nemea highway. Captured on an iphone while driving.
A abandoned strip club near the city of Argos in the Argolid. Photographed in 2015.
A neo‑classical home in Nemea, its paint peeling in long strips — elegance slowly giving way to the sun.
A grad student surveying the land of Agamemnon from the Acropolis of Mycenae. Photographed in 2017.
A skeletal concrete home in Ancient Nemea, left unfinished in the summer heat of 2015.
A hand‑painted face staring out from a crumbling Corinth wall near the beach. Photographed in 2015.
The old Argos train station and its mid‑century sign barely holding on. I'm shocked this hasn't been stolen. Photographed in 2026.
The old Dalamanara station outside of Nafplio — sun‑bleached plaster, cracked windows, broken tile roof, and a platform that hasn’t seen passengers in years.
Koutsopodi’s abandoned train station — a small building fading into the Argolid plain, its tracks swallowed by weeds.
A charred roadside fruit stand near Fichti — blackened wood, collapsed roof, and the Mycenae hills rising behind it. Photographed in July 2026.
