The RICOH GR IV Monochrome introduces a dedicated APS-C monochrome CMOS sensor, the new GR ENGINE 7 processor, and an integrated red filter in a compact camera built exclusively for black-and-white photography. Designed around a purpose-built monochrome imaging system, it combines exceptional image quality, high ISO performance, and the renowned portability of the GR series.
A magyar fotóművészet háromszáz alkotója brings together 300 photographers and more than 600 images in the first comprehensive survey of Hungarian photography. Spanning nearly two centuries, the publication examines artistic movements, photographic techniques and the evolving role of photography in shaping visual culture.
Exploring the transition from golden hour to blue hour in Budapest, this guide breaks down how Central European light behaves over the Danube and how photographers can use it for dramatic cityscape compositions. Using a real-world example captured on the banks of the river facing the Buda Castle and Chain Bridge, the article demonstrates how timing, atmosphere, and urban geometry define mood in low-light photography.
World Press Photo Days 2026 will bring together award-winning photographers, editors, industry professionals, and the public for three days of presentations, portfolio reviews, workshops, networking events, and discussions. The event coincides with the launch of the World Press Photo Exhibition 2026, showcasing the year's most significant photojournalism and documentary photography.
The Sony World Photography Awards 2026 has revealed its winners, with Citlali Fabián taking the Photographer of the Year title. The exhibition at Somerset House showcases over 300 works from across the globe.
Robert Capa’s biography and legacy: the Hungarian-born war photographer who redefined photojournalism through proximity and visual storytelling.
The winners of the Natura Mirabilis Nature Photography Contest 2026 have been announced. Discover awarded images, exhibition highlights, and the online gallery.
René Burri Utopia exhibition at Budapest Photo Festival 2026 presents iconic modern architecture photography, highlighting the Magnum photographer’s unique documentary vision.
Professional background of commercial photographer Javier Laos, his approach to visual storytelling, and how his work adapts to multi-platform photography in today’s visual communication landscape
A curated selection of the best images from the Nature Photographer of the Year – Hungary 2025 competition. This 193-page hardcover album presents wildlife, landscapes, macro and underwater photography from leading Hungarian nature photographers.
