I was born in Budapest, Hungary and currently living in Germany. I began my photographing carrier in 1980 and after several workshops and professional training started nature and documentary photographing in 1994 primarily for my articles. I have been working since 2010 as a freelance photojournalist and popular science writer. In the past I wrote several articles about natural science and pragmatic reports for international magazines and newspapers.

I have dedicated my humanitarian photographic work to documenting the current social and political issues, the destruction of the environment and their social consequences and the miracle of nature.

To make the world visually aware, press, or documentary photography have always played a major role in wars and humanitarian disasters. I hope to deeply impress viewers with my pictures and writings, I want to move them to start thinking and take action to help where it is most needed.

Regrettably, protection of our environment does not play a sufficiently important role in the world today; everything appears to be more important than our natural values which we, through our nature-transforming activities, destroy day after day. I attach supreme importance to the visual presentation of the consequences of our actions, with particular emphasis on their social impact.

Many of us jeopardize our closer or wider environment without even having an idea of what they are destroying. By the high quality presentation of the beauties of nature - be that plant, animal or a wonderful landscape - I want to make environment protection an issue of primary importance for all.

Some of the photographers whose work I really appreciate are Manuel Meszarovits, Zoriah Miller, Balázs Gárdi and Alissa Everett.

I am since 2010 member of the Shoot4Change  members-based network.

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.

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