2006 Greece

Photo Journal of my visits to Greece in 2006. The majority of images show impressive Greek skies and sunsets.
Rhodos Channel, Greece. : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006, Sunset Spectacular sunset in the Rhodos Channel, Greece. : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006, Sunset Spectacular sunset in the Rhodos Channel, Greece. : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006, Sunset Spectacular sunset in the Rhodos Channel, Greece. : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006, Sunset Spectacular sunset in the Rhodos Channel, Greece. : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006, Sunset
Spectacular sunset in the Rhodos Channel, Greece. : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006, Sunset Spectacular sunset in the Rhodos Channel, Greece. : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006, Sunset Spectacular sunset in the Rhodos Channel, Greece. : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006, Sunset, Sunset Spectacular sunset in the Rhodos Channel, Greece. : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006, Sunset, Sunset Spectacular sunset in the Rhodos Channel, Greece. : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006, Sunset, Sunset
Spectacular sunset in the Rhodos Channel, Greece. : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006, Sunset Spectacular sunset in the Rhodos Channel, Greece. : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006, Sunset Spectacular sunset in the Rhodos Channel, Greece. : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006, Sunset Spectacular sunset in the Rhodos Channel, Greece. : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006, Sunset Sunset in Chania, Crete. : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006, Sunset
Sunset in Chania, Crete. : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006, Sunset Thessaloniki waterfront, Greece. : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006 Greek church - Thessaloniki, Greece. : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006 Sacrifice on the Arch of Galerius - Thessaloniki, Greece. : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006 Rotunda of St. George - Thessaloniki, Greece. Some say that Galerius built this massive brick-and-stone structure as his defiantly immodest mausoleum, while others think he intended it to be a temple, perhaps of Zeus. Later in the 4th century, the Byzantine emperor Theodosius the Great converted the rotunda into Ayios Yioryos (Church of St. George), and began the ornamentation of its 6m-thick (20-ft.) walls with mosaics. When the Turks conquered Thessaloniki in the 15th century, they converted the church into a mosque (you'll see the one minaret left from this period) and destroyed many of the exquisite mosaics. : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006
Rotunda of St. George - Thessaloniki, Greece. Some say that Galerius built this massive brick-and-stone structure as his defiantly immodest mausoleum, while others think he intended it to be a temple, perhaps of Zeus. Later in the 4th century, the Byzantine emperor Theodosius the Great converted the rotunda into Ayios Yioryos (Church of St. George), and began the ornamentation of its 6m-thick (20-ft.) walls with mosaics. When the Turks conquered Thessaloniki in the 15th century, they converted the church into a mosque (you'll see the one minaret left from this period) and destroyed many of the exquisite mosaics. : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006 Hidden Greek church - Thessaloniki, Greece. : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006 Hidden Greek church - Thessaloniki, Greece. : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006 Thessaloniki, Greece. : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006 Aegian Sea Sunset : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006, Sunset
Aegian Sea Sunset : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006, Sunset Aegian Sea Sunset : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006, Sunset Aegian Sea Sunset : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006, Sunset Aegian Sea Sunset : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006, Sunset Inside Santorini (Thira) crater, Greece. : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006
Inside Santorini (Thira) crater, Greece. : Greece, SNMG2 Deployment 2006 Sunrise over Santorini, Greece. : Greece, SNMG1 Deployment 2005-2006 Sunrise over Santorini, Greece. : Greece, SNMG1 Deployment 2005-2006