Railway photography / videography or 'train spotting' is my hobby. Many times a year, I travel around Greece to see different locomotive consists or trainsets in combination with the environmental element. Trains are something more than a mean of transport, they are a mean of travelling as they are the least environmentally-abusing vehicles.

In all these years I interact with people loving railways and locomotives, I have been able to renew Greek Railways Organisation's Rolling Stock Wikipedia Page and learn more about how these nostalgic machines function. From signalling to braking systems and from track layout to locomotive axle arrangements, railway technology has not stopped evolving.

From 1869 till today, Greek Railways have a long story to tell, thus having a variety of subjects to study. While having travelled to a lot of stations in Attica, Peloponnese, Thessaly, Macedonia, Viotia and Fthiotis, I have taken more than 600 photos and 10 hours of video footage since 2014. In Greece, where govenrment does not focus on railways, there are still a large amount of rolling stock in use. However, thousands of railcars, locomtives and multiple units have been vandalised while withdrawn, rolling stock really interesting for us, the photographers. From 1890s steam engines to 1980s diesel locomotives, everyone can find pieces of history around overgrown stations and depots.