Jewels The jewel of the Hungarian jewellery magazines features Dori Visy designs with our photos! Printing is still the way where we can prove our skills and show the quality of our work, therefore we were very happy that the people at the "ékszer koktél" magazine took maximum care. A rare exception! February 16, 2012
Corrupt Magazine coming soon ... A quarterly magazine about the daily life of an International Model Agency and an International Fashion- and People-Photographer in Budapest: Behind-the-scene reports, interviews, tips how to survive the city and – of course – a lot of visual beauty. A joint online publication of Zoommodels Hungary and Controverso Photography. Stay tuned! December 30, 2011
Havasi A special occasion to have Havasi in our studio! According to Guiness World Records he is the fastest piano player in the world, but this doesn't say anything about him as an artist and composer. Unfortunately he is not too often appearing in public around Europe, but he became a superstar in Asia. He is a wonderful person and his music is simply amazing. If you don't know him, find out more on his website http://www.havasi.eu/. Our portrait was selected for the billboard campaign for his home concert in Budapest on December 3, a big event! It was good to see our photos in really large size everywhere in the city. October 20, 2011
Arnold Odermatt Every photographer's got his heroes. One of ours is famous Arnold Odermatt, who's work we admire very much. It's pure coincidence that he's living only a few meters away from our domicile in Switzerland. On a regular base he's looking in for a little talk, which is always more than interesting. We take it as a privilage that we had him in front of the camera and we hope to repeat it soon! Check our portraits section. More information about Arnold Odermatt can be found here: http://www.nordwestfilm.ch/. June 6, 2011
Karel Otčenášek One of the political prisoners from who we could take a potrait a few years ago, Archbishop Mons. Karel Otčenášek, passed away on May 25. He was imprisoned for more than 10 long years during the communist era in Czech Republic (former Czechoslovakia). During our project we had the opportunity to meet him several times. We've got a lot of positive feedback on our photo years ago and it seems that there was up to then and now no portrait of the Archbishop like ours. We were deeply moved that our photo was selected as the official portrait for the funeral. A short video from the Czech TV can be found » here. June 2, 2011