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Photojournalism

Miklós Teknős: The Eye of the City

He doesn't just take pictures; he sees. Discover Miklós Teknős, the Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer who captured the daily life and hidden stories of Budapest for decades

photonet
10/26/2010

Last century

Károly Escher: The Master of Hungarian Photojournalism

While many great Hungarian photographers emigrated, Károly Escher stayed home to elevate reportage to fine art. Discover the man who captured both the elite and the destitute with his faithful Contax.

photonet
10/19/2010

Tips

Sport Photography – Techniques for Capturing Fast Action

Capturing fast action at sporting events can be challenging. This guide explains essential sport photography techniques, including shutter speed settings, telephoto lens use, panning, and practical tips for photographing athletes both outdoors and indoors.

photonet
09/29/2010

Tips

Portrait photography tips

Robert Capa, [Capucine, French model and actress, on a balcony, Rome], August 1951

Simple portrait photography tips that help beginners capture better portraits. Learn how to define the subject, simplify the background, guide your model, and create expressive photographs without expensive equipment.

photonet
09/14/2010

Last century

André Kertész: From the Banks of the Danube to Washington Square

The landscape and people of Becse were reborn in every image. Discover the human story behind André Kertész, the master of the visual diary

photonet
09/08/2010
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Portrait

Andrzej Dragan

Andrzej Dragan, Polish photographer, born 1978. Polish photographer Andrzej Dragan style reminiscent of Dickens’s works as the theme of the characters formed in front of the lens.

photonet
08/23/2010

Blacklist

Stolen camera on June 11, 2010

2010. június 11-én házból, besurranó tolvaj emelte el a következő felszerelést:

photonet
07/21/2010

Tips

Depth in Photography – How to Add More Dimension to Your Images

How can photographers create the sense of depth in an image? This guide explains simple composition techniques—foreground elements, wide-angle lenses, leading lines, and natural framing—that help add the third dimension to landscape photographs.