I still had no chance to go through, cull and (properly) archive the photos of the Aquatics World Championships.  Here comes the numbers of the World Championships and some GPS track logs like the ones I published before on Instagram – just because I like to draw ones like these while I’m wandering during work…

Many of you asked what’s up with my blog and me. Like many other times before I am again overly busy with many things. This doesn’t leave me time for a lot of things, most of all my blog. Most of my work lately was connected to the FINA Aquatics Championships. Despite it is over for a few days now I still have lots of things to do connected to it.

History enthusiasts reenacted again the Battle of Tapiobicske and Hungarian forces won the fierce battle once again.  Just like I wrote about it a few years ago, this battle reenactment is full of interesting scenes this year again.

This is how the photographers waiting for the start of the Formula-1 race at the end of the start/finish straight look through a fisheye lens.

I met more of these lists on the web. I even wrote some of them and probably I will do so in the future too. This time I don’t want to list movies or documentaries about photographers. I rather try to collect some of the movies whose visual wold, picture style or other visual solutions can inspire photographers.

Canon has been moderate with the megapixel war recently, but rumours say they are working on a much higher megapixel count still camera soon to be announced will skyrocket the war on numbers. What do you think how many megapixels we need?

The images of the first photographer landing in Normandy are still a legend despite (or rather because) most of them got destroyed and even the few rescued are ruined. Read how the most famous war photographer remembers the D-Day landing.

AP photographer Anja Niedringhaust covering voting in Afghanistan was shot by a local police officer guarding the convoy transporting ballot. The German war photographer died immediately, her journalist colleague was injured and has been taken to a hospital.

The recently opened Robert Capa Contemporary Photography Center tries to help the development of Hungarian photography not only with exhibitions but with trainings as well. One of their most important programs is to bring the international training series of Magnum agency founded with the cooperation of Robert Capa to Hungary. The five day workshop will be held at the end of May in Budapest. Participants […]

Until I have the time to write a more detailed post on Hungary’s new “photography law”, I post the plain text of the law to be accessible in English.