I really love this time of the month when I can share all of my photos from Greece with you all. Last month I let my daughter take over! She had gone to the island of Kefalonia and I put together a selection of photos primarily in Blue.
But you know there were also a lot of beautiful photos in Brown, the color of the earth, and that is what I’ll be sharing with you today. Thanks Ina the Tea Lady for these great photos.
The sand makes pretty rippling patterns under the crystal clear water.
Seaweed and sand.
Sun and shadow on the rocky edges.
Little mosaic patterns of the water reflected in the sand.
Kefalonia is a fairly large island located in the Ionian Sea. That is the one that Greece shares with Italy, among other countries.
The water looks more like little transparent coins
Disclosure: The items below are affiliate links and link to Amazon.com. If you purchase any of these products through the links, I receive a small commission, that way I can continue to provide you with lovely content. There is no extra charge to you for purchasing through my affiliate links.
My sweet girl has also done videos of her trip to Kefalonia. Here is the first one and below is the second.
Have I mentioned those crystal clear waters?
This one reminds me of a Rothko painting. Or is it the other way around, did Rothko take from mother nature?
And that concludes my series on Kefalonia. Ina the tea Lady on the other hand will continue to post videos on her You Tube Page. If you are interested she has a whole collection of travel videos here. Shameless plug I know, but it’s the least I could do since she let me share her photos.
I hope you have enjoyed these photos of Kefalonia in Brown. This Greek Island certainly has a bit of everything, rocky beaches and blue waters. Now which was your favorite?
I am so happy you were able to join me and allow me to share a little bit of my reality with you all. If you’d like to see more photography go to my photo gallery here. You can also subscribe to my photos below. I now have a separate subscription for photos so if you haven’t subscribed you may miss out.
If you like what you see, share it with your friends, or save it on Pinterest. Above is a Pinterest worthy image!
If you really like what you see subscribe to my photo gallery below.
More photo essays:
<< Homemade Beeswax Furniture Polish HOME Sweet Inspiration Link Party #70>>
Linking up to these Link Parties
Linking up to these Link Parties
This blog is for entertainment purposes only; my DIY tutorials are not professional advice. Read my full disclaimer here.
I love it when I get your comments and I will try reply to them or visit you on your blog. Please do not add a hyperlink to your comment, otherwise we cannot publish it.
Magical Mystical Teacher
Wednesday 28th of August 2019
Some really nice water shots here. I especially like the rippling sands underwater.
Mia
Wednesday 16th of August 2017
Αγαπημένη Κεφαλλονιά, Μαίρη μου. Τι όμορφες φωτογραφίες! Σε φιλώ, φίλη μου.
Mary
Thursday 17th of August 2017
Σε ευχαριστώ Μια μου. Η κόρη μου τις τράβηξε όταν είχε πάει διακοπές στο πανέμορφο νησί.
Michelle Leslie
Thursday 17th of August 2017
Ina is really talented, both the photos and the video are lovely. If I had to choose a favorite it would be the video. She managed to capture the essence of long, beautiful Summer days and all those special memories that last a lifetime
Mary
Thursday 17th of August 2017
Michelle she will be so thrilled to hear that. She works so hard on her videos and in fact prefers that medium to photos.
Katrin
Thursday 17th of August 2017
Those are stunning photos Mary, what another beautiful view of the island! Your daughter is so talented!
Mary
Thursday 17th of August 2017
Thank you Katrin. The island has so many different sides to it. And she also had the best time there.
Larissa ~ Prodigal Pieces
Thursday 17th of August 2017
What an absolutely breath-taking landscape, Mary! Wow. God sure has created some beautiful landscapes all over this planet. Thank you for sharing!
Mary
Saturday 19th of August 2017
That is so true Larissa. Our planet is God's canvas and we ought to take better care of it.