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I was born in 1980 in Budapest, Hungary.
My interested in photography started in
1999 during my school years and my first
chance to take photographs. I decided
to move and to build a career in another
country and the UK became my new
home in 2009.
The „Deep Sky” was created in 2012 in
London at the venue of the Olympic
Games. I had just moved to start my series
of pictures for my second book called
“London Montage”.
I wanted to enter the Arena where the
Olympic Games was taking place but
unfortunatelly all the tickets had been
sold. But as I walked up to the gates the
whole image appeared before me like
a vision and the roar of noise from the
Arena caused goose bumps as I stood
there. The crowds, the colours, the flags
of all nationalies from around the world
plus the sheer exuberance and excitement
flooded into my vision. All my life I

have loved sport and performance as my
mother was a circus acrobat and so the
Olympic Games was an obvious theme for
me.
I created my technic in 2011 by using
images as a layers and then I mix them
with photoshop. The reason I started
to work on this technic was that my
relationship with my girlfriend ended 3
years ago and to deal with my emotions
I grabbed my camera and started taking
as many photos as possible to echo my
emotions so that I could share how I felt.
But one picture was not enough to show
everything and that is how this technic
was born.
3 years on and I have had several
exhibitions, finished my first book and
am working on the second. I am selling
works in London and now that I have won
this amazing prize I look forward to more
opportunities and success. Thank you
TZIPAC!