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Captured on a quiet Sunday morning on Tinos Island, this photograph portrays a moment of profound stillness amidst the bustle of religious observance. As the heat drove congregants into the churchyard, the photographer encountered a priest standing in deep, meditative silence, his eyes closed as he listened to the choral music drifting from the sanctuary. By choosing to take only a single, unobtrusive shot, the photographer preserved the sanctity of the moment. The image is award-worthy for its raw, biblical quality and the photographerβs ability to capture a fleeting, intimate connection between a subject and his faith.
Born in Greece and currently based in Warsaw, Poland, Thomas Lianos is a dedicated photographer whose creative journey spans over three decades. Beginning his craft as a teenager with a Kiev camera, he evolved through the Olympus film era before transitioning to Nikon digital systems. His work primarily explores the intersections of street photography, architecture, and landscape, driven by a relentless pursuit of the perfect light. Recently, Lianos has begun sharing his deeply personal artistic vision with a wider international audience to engage with the global photography community.
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I sat on my porch this morning, waiting for the kettle to whistle. The neighborhood was still waking up, and for a few minutes, there was absolutely no soundβno cars, no distant lawnmowers, not even the wind. I found myself holding my breath, almost afraid to break the spell.
Read the reflection →In the quiet hours of a Sunday morning, the world often feels as though it is holding its breath, waiting for the noise of the week to fully recede.
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