My Greece Atlas

Now optimized for iPhone Duo, with connected map and content exploration, an editorial inner-display layout and hinge-aware photographic presentations. My Greece Atlas is a curated cultural atlas of Greece — a different way to discover the traditions, places and stories that continue to shape the country today. Created by renowned Greek photographer George Tatakis after years of fieldwork across Greece, the Atlas brings together living traditions, traditional dress, places, personal stories, films, music and photography within one carefully edited experience. This is not an exhaustive guide to Greece. It is a selection. Explore traditions that still take place throughout the year. See when and where they happen. Discover the places they belong to, follow Greece through layered cultural maps, encounter regional dress, read stories from the field, and explore films and music connected to the country’s cultural landscape. Inside My Greece Atlas you can discover: • Traditional Events — customs, rituals and celebrations organised by date and place • Places — explore Greece through a connected geographical and cultural atlas • Traditional Dress — regional costumes photographed as part of the Caryatis project • Stories — field notes, encounters and cultural context gathered across Greece • Maps — explore different layers of Greek culture geographically • Films & Music — further ways into the places, people and traditions of Greece • Photography — experience selected works through a dedicated viewing environment The Atlas grows out of Tatakis’s long-term work documenting Greek culture through projects including Ethos and Caryatis. Years of fieldwork across the country have shaped its point of view: to look at Greek tradition with a contemporary eye and reveal the richness that is often obscured by familiar or folkloric representations. My Greece Atlas continues that idea beyond photography. It is designed for people who want to understand Greece more deeply — whether travelling through the country or exploring it from afar — and who value thoughtful selection over endless lists. A curated selection of the Atlas is available for free. Full access unlocks the complete Atlas and its growing collection of places, traditions, stories and cultural material. Greece's living traditions, curated. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/