For walls, for connection, for memory

A woman sitting cross-legged on the floor, wearing a white top and dark pants, with her right hand resting on her knee and her left hand near her mouth, looking directly at the camera with a thoughtful expression.

I create fine art prints and greeting cards with a human heart

I am a Hungarian photographer and essay writer based on Long Island, New York. My academic path began in law in my home country and continued with graduate studies in Africana Studies in the United States.

Since 2017 I have worked professionally in both documentary and commercial photography. My visual language draws on the quiet restraint of Eastern Europe and the contrast and mood of cinematic and vintage imagery.

What matters most to me is people. I believe art is a universal language, one that lets us recognize ourselves in one another. I look for what is implied rather than declared, and I approach each subject with patience and respect so my photographs can hold both truth and tenderness. My aim is to make images that feel alive in body and spirit, images that bring art and meaning to your spaces and add inspiration and a human touch to your most meaningful moments

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Art brings us closer

Since I stepped into photography professionally in 2017, I have found my calling: authentic, cross-cultural storytelling that focuses on shared human stories to connect people from around the world. 

I see photography as a practice rich in meaning and mystery - I chose it as my creative companion on the journey of life.

I speak Hungarian, English, Spanish, French and Hebrew - languages that help me to better listen and to foster communication across ethnic and cultural lines.

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Awards & Recognition

Recognition is meaningful when it affirms the people and places at the center of the work. The awards listed here reflect a practice of careful research, collaboration across languages, and technical choices that protect tone, texture, and truth from capture to final print.

They are not endpoints, but signals that the images were made responsibly and can live well on walls, in books, and in shared spaces. Most of all, they acknowledge the relationships that make any photograph possible.

  • International Photography Awards (2020) — Honorable Mention — Deeper Perspective (Haiti)

  • Budapest International Foto Awards (2021) — Bronze, Personal Portfolio

    Tokyo International Foto Awards (2021) — Official Selection, People / Lifestyle

    Tokyo International Foto Awards (2021) — Honorable Mention, Portrait

    International Photography Awards (2021) — Honorable Mention — Portrait; Lifestyle (Haiti)ion text goes here

  • Tokyo International Foto Awards (2022) — Bronze, Editorial / Person — Inner Truth: Music

    Budapest International Foto Awards (2022) — Bronze, People / Lifestyle — Fight Series

    19th Julia Margaret Cameron Awards (2022) — Honorable Mention — Culture / Portrait / Black & White

  • Budapest International Foto Awards (2023) — Silver, People / Wedding (Traditional Sikh Wedding)

  • Budapest International Foto Awards (2024) — Silver, People / Wedding

    Budapest International Foto Awards (2024) — Honorable Mention, Editorial

  • Budapest International Foto Awards (2025) — Bronze, Editorial / Fashion

“It is an illusion that photos are made with the camera… they are made with the eye, heart and head.”

— Henri Cartier-Bresson

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Photographs of various natural scenes and flowers, some black and white, others in warm or muted tones, arranged on a surface with shadows cast across them.

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