Werk photo from the bathroom after a rainy match. This is how the gear of AFP photographer in Budapest Attila Kisbenedek is being dried after geetting soaked. He is currently covering the FIFA World Cup. Other than his official poctures published by the agency on his Instagram feed he lets a peek into his bathroom.

On the election day I started working at 3 am and work ended after 1 am next day, but I still could not get over the tiredness and workload so  I don’t write too much this time. The photo above was taken by me, and I am on the one below taken by Balazs Szecsodi, […]

This news is about a few days olt, but I had to include it on my blog. On the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, Swiss skier Lara Gut fell and crashed into photographers shooting the event from the side of the race track.

I used my GPS track logger during last weekend’s work to save my location. The path I’ve walked during work is interesting this time too. I wasn’t walking on water this time, as I did in some other cases, but I still walked a lot after the dogs.

Photojournalist of Hungary’s Index news website Istvan Huszti took a selfie witha fisheye lens during the press conference of Viktor Orban Viktor and Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan in Parliament. He couldn’t leave the rest of the photographers off the picture.

The “beauty” of protocol photography when Obama administration lets photographers do their work for a SHORT time. Photographers and cameramen had a ten second opportunity to fight in front of a window for a shot of the president working at his desk.

Last weekend I worked again at the Forma1 race. This is how my walking path looks like.

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 […]

I only follow the events of the winter olympics from home but I don’t envy those colleagues who work on site in Sochi. Well, of course I envy their photos, but the tiring hard work and lots of challenges they face there is something I’m not envy for. My blog surely would stop if I would be shooting there. It already happened some times when I had a more intense work at hand.
Thankfully this is not the case with Jeff Cable who keeps posting from Sochi letting a snaek peek behind the scenes with it.

The 65 year old James Nachtwey still goes to the most dangerous places on Earth. At the moment he is pressing his luck in Thailand. This weekend he has been shot by a bullet. The war photographer who has been the subject of the documentary bearing the same title is okay now however and he continued work after his wounds have been taken care of.