Planning a photo series around a Greece-inspired theme starts with a strong concept. Decide on a narrative arc—perhaps a journey through mythic landscapes, or a modern-day muse within Greek-inspired settings. Create a shot list that includes a mix of wide establishing scenes, mid-range interactions, and close-up details that highlight textures, makeup, nails, and hair. Location scouting matters: choose settings that echo Greek architecture, coastal hues, marble textures, and sun-drenched surfaces, while ensuring permissions and safety. Consider a color palette that mirrors Aegean tones—whitewashed walls, cobalt blues, warm terracotta, and sea greens—and plan outfits and props to complement that palette. Lighting should be deliberate: early morning or late afternoon sun creates soft, flattering shadows; artificial light can reproduce that warmth if shooting indoors. Podium-like poses and flowing drapery can evoke classical aesthetics, while modern urban elements can fuse contemporary storytelling. Schedule shoots with realistic timelines, allowing time for wardrobe changes, makeup touch-ups, and review of images. Finally, maintain a cohesive narrative throughout the sequence so viewers feel a consistent journey, anchored by the Greek-inspired mood and the doll’s character.