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07/04/2026

06/04/2026

Another set with natural beauty :)

01/04/2026

Az első szerből meg egy pár kép

01/04/2026

Néhány kép a Szombati fotózásról -val a második helyszínen köszönet Center ss Center hogy lehetővé t***e ezt a fotózást ! 💪😊

31/03/2026

READ BELOW 👇🏼
A few thoughts as a portrait photographer.
This image was created with a manual lens design dating back to 1945, capturing

Nowadays, many believe that portrait photography is all about gear.
More expensive camera, better lens — better photographer.

But the truth is, portraits are not about the camera. They’re about people.

About trust. About that fragile moment when someone lets their guard down in front of the lens.
You can’t buy that.

The best portraits aren’t perfect — they’re honest.
And sometimes, that’s enough to make us pause for a moment.

31/03/2026

Néhány kép a Szombati fotózásról az elso helyszínen -el sikerült ősze hozni 3 különböző szettet !
Mégegyszer köszönöm a bizalmat és foglalást :)

13/03/2026

A couple of more photos with my friend from yesterday's photoshoot

17/02/2026

Being a Photographer in the Age of AI – Fear, Curiosity, and Responsibility

As photographers, we’re used to constant technological change.
New sensors, higher resolution, better autofocus, and then the digital post-production revolution. But what’s happening now with artificial intelligence is on a completely different level.

This is no longer just a tool.
It’s a shift in mindset.

When “retouching” is no longer retouching

For a long time, image editing meant:

subtle skin retouching,

color grading,

enhancing mood,

small, careful corrections.

AI, on the other hand, creates new realities.
It changes faces, reshapes bodies, invents light, replaces backgrounds — often so convincingly that the result feels real.

And this is where the question arises more and more often:

Is this still my photograph… or has it already become an AI-generated image?

The role of the photographer is changing

Today, having a good eye is no longer enough.
The modern photographer is increasingly:

a creative decision-maker,

a visual director,

a storyteller,

and yes — an AI-assisted creator.

It’s not about who writes better prompts.
It’s about who can imagine a stronger image.
AI doesn’t understand stories — it executes them.

The fear is understandable

Many photographers fear that:

clients won’t see the difference,

“real” photography will lose its value,

anyone can call themselves a photographer using AI tools.

These fears are valid.
But we’ve been here before. When digital photography arrived, many believed the profession was dying. It didn’t — it evolved.

What AI doesn’t have: human connection

AI cannot:

calm a nervous subject,

build trust,

read emotion in a glance,

feel the moment.

The essence of portrait, fashion, or bo***ir photography is not perfection — it’s honesty.
And honesty is still created by humans.

Ethics: the photographer’s new responsibility

Using AI as a photographer isn’t just a technical decision — it’s an ethical one.

Important questions include:

How far do we go with body modification?

Is it acceptable to alter someone’s face without their knowledge?

Should we disclose when AI has been used?

The photographer of the future won’t be defin

22/12/2025

Throwback to our shoot with the amazing

20/12/2025

Our shoot with an amazing upcoming actor

19/12/2025

Our shoot with an amazing upcoming actor