This last one was the least active year for my blog. This cannot be said for me, but this year ending collection of the best photo selections cannot be left out.

However my blog is in a rest for a while (instead of me) my old habits die hard. Just like in previous years i made my usual collection of the pictures of the year galleries made by leading newspapers. Check out the greatest pictures of the year!

Like the website of the prize and many of Hungarian news media riport an 8 member team of Reuters with their coverage of the migration crisis stretching through Europe.
The prize was won by the eight photographers together for their joint effort including two of my Hungarian colleagues Laszlo Balogh and Bernadett Szabo. The other members of the team are Yannis Behrakis. Michael Dalder, Stoyan Nenov, Alexandros Avramidis, Alkis Konstantinidis and Srdjan Zivulovic.

Just like in the recent years, I made a collection of the best photo selections of the past year. It containts most of the galleries of international news sites, from various countries and all such collections I could find in my own home country Hungary. This selection gives hours of browsing great photos. In my collection process […]

I couldn’t skip publishing this tsunami like list of photo collections from the best photos of the last year. At the end of the year picture editors at every most publications have an urge to make galleries that look back on the events of the year passing by. This year is no different in this regard so I too created my collection of these selections made by others – just like I did in 2013, 2012, 2010, 2009, etc…

Sports photography is mass production anyway, but especially at the Olympics that is the greatest of all photo mass productions. The events host the most and best sportsmen around the globe and the whole world is interested in their competitions so media covers every moment almost instantly. Learn how work looks behind the behind the scenes! We are […]

More photographers had to be disqualified from the final of this year’s World Press Photo contest because their creators performed minor alterations despite both contest rules and industry standards forbid this.

The results of this year’s World Press Photo contest have just been announced, and as always there is no shortage of photos bursting with violence. There are some, albeit not that many, examples of beautiful and thought provoking photos too.

Peter and David Turnley photograph the various conflict zones of the world the way many other photojournalists do and they have amusing and horrifying stories about their job like many other photographers. But they have some extra stories about how the two identical twins get some times mixed up or just looked on strange when they are seen working together. They have the same genes and the same professional background that often results quite similar images as well.

While Instagram and other smartphone photo effects spread as much as other software manipulations, the magazine known for its wonderful photos National Geographic doesn’t want these tricks. The editors published their professional expectations to be met by photos submitted by readers.