Santorini Photo Sessions

A photoshoot in Santorini is unlike any other. Not because of where it is, but because of what it is.
Santorini is a magical place. You can feel it when you’re there and you can read it in a photograph.
The sun-bleached, whitewashed buildings overlooking the Aegean Sea, blue-domed churches, narrow winding streets and volcanic rock formations of the caldera have stories to tell. The subtext is up to you.
With the natural beauty of the island as the backdrop, I’ll capture your feelings, interests and love and immortalise them in stills. So that each new viewing of your photos takes you back to that moment in Santorini. 

Who are photo sessions for?

Everyone. 
Couples, family, friends and solo travellers. Whether you want to capture your love for each other, your love for the island or both, I’ll help tell your story in a series of intimate, personal shots. 

What’s included?

Santorini photo shoots are available in 30’ one or two hour sessions. 

30’ Photoshoot

In this session you receive 25 edited photos of you in Oia. The iconic blue domes can’t be missed of course!

One-hour Photoshoot

This session includes a visit to Oia village or Imerovigli (which also happens to be Santorini’s best) at a high point of the island looking out onto the volcano and cliff-spilling buildings. You receive 50 edited photos ready to share!

Two-hour PhotoShoot

This session includes visits to two locations: the classic picturesque Santorini included in the one-hour session, followed by a visit to a black volcanic sand beach for shots using rock formations and the Aegean Sea as the beautiful backdrop. 

*Both sessions include edited photos of your choosing

Who’s taking the photos?

Me, Konstantina! 
I’m a professional portrait and landscape photographer who specialises in telling stories through photography. I also happen to live on Santorini Island (lucky me, right?). Which means I know the most picturesque spots with the best natural light to capture stunning photos whilst give you an insider's view of the island.  

It's a win-win. :-)
You can find out a little more about me and how K. Yellow came to be, here.