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I was born in Budapest, Hungary and
currently living in Germany. I began photographing in 1980 and
after several workshops and professional training started nature
photographing in 1994 primarily for my articles. Since 2010
working as a freelance photojournalist. I
have been active popular science writer too. In the past I wrote
several articles about natural science and pragmatic report for Hungarian magazines
and newspapers.
Some of
the photographers whose work I really appreciate are Zoriah Miller
and Balázs Gárdi and Alissa Everett.
I
am since 2010 photographers of S4C and member of General
News Service Press Association.
My
work are represented by several picture agencies.
Do you have any
questions? Please
don´t hesitate to contact
me by e-mail or phone. I am glad to stay with you in
contact and I give you more information.
My
equipment:
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Canon EOS 50D |
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Canon EF-S 17-55 mm f/2,8 IS USM |
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Sigma 70-200 mm f/2,8 APO DG MACRO HSM |
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Canon Speedlite 430 EX II flash |
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Sigma EM-140 DG ring flash |
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Targus C-PL filter |
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Hoya UV filter |
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Cokin P filter-set |
| Fuji FinePix
S9600 |
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Fujinon 28-300 mm f/2,8 Macro |
| Carena
SX-300 (35 mm Minolta license first of all for
macro photography) |
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Soligor 19-35 mm f/3,5-4,5 |
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Exakta 35-70 mm f/3,5 Macro |
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Hama Close-up Zoom |
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Hama Macro Lens +10 |
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Hama filters: Skylight 1A, 1B, L-PL |
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| Calumet,
Canon tripod |
| Manfrotto
monopod |
| Calumet,
Lowepro bags |
| Calumet
backpack |
As
zoologist specialized first of all for the terrestrial
snails and slugs. My main themes are: faunistics, ecology and
biogeography of snails.
Scientific
publications:
HOLZINGER,
G.
(1985): Molluscan Fauna of the Zoological and Plant Park of
Budapest. - Malacological Newsletters 5, Eger, 1985, pp.: 49-53.
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Abstract:
The author gives a review of the results of his
collections between October 1983 and December 1984
stressing that the composition of the artificially
introduced fauna may significantly change during a very
short period.
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HOLZINGER,
G., KOVÁCS, T., TÖRÖK, J. (1996): Gastropods Eaten by Frogs and Toads in the
Kis-Balaton Nature Reserve. - Állattani Közlemények, 81, 1996,
pp.: 59-63.
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Abstract:
Altogether 35 gastropod species (679 items) were
identified from 2879 stomachs of eight anuran species (Triturus
cristatus, Bombina bombina, Pelobates fuscus, Bufo bufo,
Hyla arborea, Rana esculenta complex, Rana arvalis, Rana
dalmatina). On the average gastropods formed 2,9% of the
anurans' diet. 11 new snail species for the Kis-Balaton
Nature Reserve were recorded. Changes in the gastropod
fauna reflected the changes of the environmental
conditions in the two study areas of the nature reserve. |
Scientific
memberships:
Hungarian
Biological Society
since 1986
Societas
Entomologica Hungariae
since 1994
German
Malacozoological Society
since
2006 |
Films:
1994
Budapest TV. Short documentary
from the snails.
1996 Hungarian Television,
Natura. Documentary
from a scientific expedition in Peru in four parts.
Partners:
The
following persons extended a wide variety of support and
assistance in connection of my research work.
| Dr.
Tibor Kovács PhD |
Freelance
zoologist, expert of ecology and herpetology, Budapest, Hungary.
Activity: impact assessments
on road constructions, herpetological monitoring in Hungarian National Parks and English-Hungarian
translation of books in the field of nature and environmental
science.
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Dr.
Michael Schrödl
Dr. Enrico Schwabe |
Mollusca
Section,
Bavarian State Collection of Zoology,
Munich, Germany.
www.zsm.mwn.de
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| Balázs
Buzás |
Photographer,
zoologist, Budapest, Hungary.
www.balazsbuzas.com
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