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The photographs were taken by Bob and Pam Lewis in Crete, the largest Greek island. The film was Efke 100, developed in Agfa Rodinal, 6 mins, 1+25, 20c. The results were excellent - very sharp with little vignetting. CLICK HERE to see the full Kodak camera advert for 1961.
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Half of the harbour of Agias Nicholaos, in Eastern Crete. The shadow could have been caused by the case, the strap, or the Retsina.
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The terrace overlooking Pitsidia & Komos Bay, Southern Crete.
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Pitsidia, with the White Mountains in the background.
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| Matala Bay, in the Prefecture of Heraklion. The cliffs contain artificial caves, and are a major tourist attraction. | The extensive beach is popular for water sports. | A pensive tourist rests on the rocks and stares wistfully out to sea. | |||
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| The caves were cut into the cliff in prehistoric times, and were later used as tombs. | In the 1970s the caves were home to a commune of aging hippies. When they were eventually evicted by the authorities they became PR and Media Consultants. | The cliffs are very beautiful at this time of year. | |||
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| The Church of Annunciation of the Virgin Mary, Fodele, in the north of the island. | A terrace and apartments in Agia Palagia. | ||||
All Photographs © Brian Price except where stated