The story of a copyright dispute around a political satire modified documentary photo that reveials how complicated some copyright reuse cases can be – especially in Hungary.

I meet this question more and more often. People tend to ask it next to photos and other things shared in social media. They not only ask for the likes or thank it in advance but they try to provoke it: “how many likes this picture is worth?”

It is said an elephant cannot jump. But it seems they still can perform rope jumping.

The centuries-old carnival of the “busojaras” in Mohács is a wonderful folk tradition way down south near Hungary’s border with Croatia. I won’t be able to attend it this year unfortunately, but some of my older photos are posted below.

Funny approaches how photographer community handles the question: How many photographers it takes to replace a light bulb?

There are a lot of things to agree and a lot to criticise what Ken Rockwell wrote about the seven levels of photographers. One thing is sure: it already has an official Hungarian version on the author’s website (it is a small thing for readers of my Hungarian blog, but definitely something very important for my felow Hungarians). […]