A long consultation and preparation preceded the completion of the photo series, which took the form of a calendar to celebrate the 12th birthday of the
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A breathtaking book about the unexplored treasures of Slovakia
Čierne diery—our favorite community repping Slovak industrial architecture and design—has come out with a gigantic, 400-page publication. The book, featuring abandoned mining towns, reservoirs, and crumbling
“This kind of photography teaches me to appreciate the present”—Interview with Angie Pálmai
Angie Pálmai is the art director of curated by ATELIER and the visual storyteller of The Journey Matters. However, it would be difficult to introduce Angie
MOME launches master’s degree programs in English
The Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design (MOME) is launching full-time master’s degree programs in English. The first English language master’s degree programs at the institution
Life scenes from the north-eastern corner of the country
The socio-photos in János R. Szabó’s exhibition, Stories along the Öreg-Túr River, take us to the north-eastern corner of Hungary. Everyday life situations, landscapes, objects, human
When it’s cold outside: winter photographs, mostly from the east
Although there are plenty of landscapes to be photographed in the east in all seasons, here, winter provides a truly postcard-like sight compared to many other
A story waiting to be told—Majuli
It all started as a holiday and turned into a career-defining project. András Zoltai, photographer, first visited Northeast India in early 2020, where he found something
HIGHLIGHTS | Can anyone be a photographer? This is how they see their environment
Nowadays, it’s no surprise that everyone has a camera in their bag, around their neck or in their pocket when we travel. The popularization of photography
Comfort in the middle of the Caucasus | Fifth Season
Besides natural wonders and adventurous hikes, the wild Georgian mountains hold other surprises too—here you’ll find the Fifth Season, a perfect place to recharge your batteries.
Hungarian swimming caps in international waters
Eszter Sára Cseh’s fantasy photos are gaining more and more international popularity. The Swimmers series is one of the best-known of Eszter’s fashion photos with characteristic
The Fortepan Masters photo book preserves the imprint of the 20th century’s collective memory
The nearly seven hundred-page photo book Fortepan Masters—Collected Photography in the 20th Century—Selected by Szabolcs Barakonyi, inspired by the archives of Fortepan, has been published. It
The Vintage Photo Festival is being held in Poland for the seventh time
The Vintage Photo Festival is an international event that has been held since 2015 in Bydgoszcz, Poland. The unique festival provides access to several exhibitions, such
Pandemic beyond reality
The works of the Slovak photographer Andrea Koporová are easily recognizable for their special characteristics: spaces filled with a surreal atmosphere, vivid color tones, sensitive female
Eastern Europe documented | TOP 5
The picturesque landscapes of Eastern Europe lead us to forgotten villages, small communities. The identity of Central and Eastern Europe is inspiring to many photographers, as
Hearts Beating in Unison to the Rhythm of the Land | Motorcyle tour in the Tatras with Levente Trellay
”The world is a book, and those who do not travel only read a single page.” – With this quote from St. Augustine of Hippo, Levente
