Mani Peninsula is one of the most traditional places in Greece. The arid landscape, the stony architecture of the houses, the tough way of life synthesise the identity and dynamic of the region, it reminds of the Greece of the 50’s. On the other hand, minorities such as gypsies and Albanian immigrants have appeared within the last two decades. A different social background has been established. This project was made during a 5-day-workshop under the instructions of the Greek photojournalist Maro Kouri.