Nearly five hundred pictures, including the prize-winning photos of the 33rd Hungarian Press Photo Competition can be seen at the Hungarian Press Photo Exhibition from Friday until May 17 at the Robert Capa Centre for Contemporary Photography.
György Kallus began photography at the age of sixteen, first he shoot school events, school trips, then gradually become more and more important to get a picture about the world around him.
István Csaba Sánta, Transylvanian Jazz photographer’s photo exhibition opens on the 5th of Semptember in Mai Manó Ház, Kis Manó Gallery.
At the end of May two sensational exhibition of the history of photography arrive to Budapest’s photo-street.
Fedor Gabčan born on July 22, 1940, in a picturesque Slovakian village, Jókút (Kúty). After the war he moved to Révkomárom (Komarno) with his widowed father, who was a gendarme commander. Here he married again and there he remained until…
Hat ládában érkeztek azok az eredeti (vintage) nagyítások, melyek 1955 júniusa és 1956 februárja között öt ausztriai városban, Innsbruckban, Bécsben, Bregenzben, Grazban és Linzben bemutatott tárlat műtárgyai voltak. A fotográfiákat kíséri az a két, most már üres bőrönd is, amelyekben…
Sándor Pusztai was born on November 30, 1899, in Nyíregyháza, Hungary, as Sándor Pelach, the eldest of seven children. In his youth, he possessed a passion for singing and briefly considered a career as an opera singer. However, his father…
Winner of the Hungarian Press Photo Grand Prize, András Hajdú D. combines a background in English literature with a keen eye for documentary storytelling.
Light is the true subject of the image. Discover Gábor Steiner's approach to still life photography and how shadows shape our perception of form and space
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
