I was born in Budapest in 1983. We soon moved to the fisher’s lakes in Gödöllő.
The duality of the swarming city world and the lower countryside, so close to nature, has been an important part of my life since then . This kind of variety inspires me.
I was 11 when I got my first camera and since then, I have not been able to stop shooting photos!
I wanted to take photos of almost everything : all sunsets and sunrises at the lakes, vegetation blooming with one thousand colours, each and every quiver of people around me .
This passion still lasts and is not limited to certain topics. I’m interested in what the picture shows about a certain issue.
For a long time, I regarded taking photos as a hobby driven by passion; as it happened, due to my continuous progress and interest, it became a profession for me .
One opportunity created the other.
I am self-educated, but also learnt from István Tuba, who taught me a lot about studio photo shooting and lighting techniques.
My favourite topics are representations of social conditions, reports, and capturing moods.
I try to catch the moment describing the situation and feeling in the most precise way.
It can be an event, a film shooting, an everyday event, a trip, a portrait shooting or a walk in nature.
I believe there are no two identical sunsets. I believe life must be lived and moments must be felt so that we can remember past things or think about the world around us . A photo can express it completely.
My photos represent reality through my eyes and hopefully I can transmit the moods of the events to the visitors of my website.

References:
Republic Group, Nexus BTL, Traffic BTL, Uniqa, Unicredit, Twinnnings, Vodafone, E.ON, GlaxoSmithKline, Hell, Brokernet, Nespresso, MOL, SpeakEasy Project, Husqvarna, Orfeum Club, Nokia Siemens Networks, Király Étterem, Femina.hu, Greenroom, Netrisk, ING, Insomina, Tuba Reklámstúdió

Exhibitions:
2008 - Lumix Photo Competition - Millenáris Park Fogadó, Budapest
2010 - National Geographic Photo Competition – Westend City Center, Budapest