Photographer Zsolt Hlinka’s series "Underground Symmetry" masterfully highlights the geometric beauty hidden within urban spaces. By focusing on the symmetry created by geometric shapes, Hlinka reveals a new perspective on these often overlooked environments. His photos strip away the functional aspects of the spaces, allowing the composition and structure to…
Hungarian photographer György Palkó masterfully captures the stunning architecture of Budapest, showcasing the city’s rich history and intricate designs. His photography highlights the blend of Gothic, Baroque, and Art Nouveau styles that define the Hungarian capital, bringing out the grandeur and detail of its iconic buildings. Through his lens, Palkó…
Hungarian toy photographer Benedek Lampert creates miniature action-packed scenes made with toys. Lampert, the talented photographer, is on a creative journey to construct miniature realms from the simplest of settings. Whether it’s a humble kitchen table or a picturesque outdoor locale, Benedek’s passion knows no bounds. The allure of secrets…
Viktoria Farkas is a Hungarian nature photographer and travel lover. In her words “I’ve always liked photography so I’ve always chosen my phones based on the quality of their camera. I’d worked in an office environment all my life, but when I held my first professional camera in my hands…
It became apparent to me in the last few years that observing plays of light for prolonged periods and focusing on these phenomena make me feel both truly tranquil and unusually excited. However, I am not able to take out as much time to do this as I would wish…
Award-winning Hungarian photographer Milan Radisics observing the life of Roxy the fox from the past 8 months and captured never-seen-before behavior. Milan is a National Geographic contributor with 12 published stories in national editions of the magazine. His stories also appeared in BBC Wildlife Magazine,Terra Mater and Maptia, to name…
Agnes Mezosi is a Hungarian photographer and her style of photography is constructivism, abstract, and minimalism. After a serious illness, she started looking for a form of self-realization. After many experiments, she found solace in photography when she was the age of 36. She plays with geometric forms, shapes, light,…
My childhood dream was to become a train driver. Nowadays I work as a photographer and also an engine driver, so my dream came true. So obviously my favorite subject is taking pictures of trains. I hope you like my photography! You can find Tamás Rizsavi on the Web: Facebook…
Photographer Krisztian Kiszely was born in Debrecen, Hungary, he graduated from the University of Art and Design, Budapest. He is a Graphic Artist, Designer, Teacher, Applied Photographer, and Creative Director. He simply fell in photography and he wants to express life through photography. Thanks, Krisztian for accepting our invite. Please…
My name is Ágota Mirjam Berkesi, I am from Hungary. I was born in Kaposvár in 1985. I work in the cultural field and I usually organize exhibitions, photography is sometimes my work, sometimes my escape from everyday life. I started getting interested in photography about 7 years ago. I…
Hi there, this is Attila Gazso, 38 years old semi-pro photographer from Hungary, husband, and father of 4. Besides my everyday job as a store manager, I use photography to express myself, and tell my stories, reflect on the impacts on my life. I started taking photos 5 years ago,…
I am Zsolt Biczo 44 years old semi-professional photographer from Hungary. I graduated as an environmental engineer and economist, and I currently work full-time in public environmental administration. I deal with many branches of photography, from wedding photos to stock photos or event photos, but my favorite is still street…
My name is Krisztian Kosa. I’m from Hungary, living in Europe. Originally I studied economy and HR management, but lately, I’m doing photography. I bought my first camera three years ago only for documenting my path, but I realized soon, photography is more important for me than I’d have thought…
As a young man, Brassai studied painting and sculpture at the Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts in Budapest. He joined a cavalry regiment of the Austro-Hungarian army, where he served until the end of the First World War. In 1920, Brassai went to Berlin, where he worked as a journalist…
For Zoltan Vancso, just as every little coincidence can play an important role in producing a picture, every chapter of my life was undoubtedly necessary from the standpoint of developing himself as a photographer. Thanks for accepting our invite Zoltan. Please read and inspire yourself. When did you first discover…