with Alexander Nikolov
Yanko Djemerenov: If we were a little more fearless, we would dare to change
“It’s always been very difficult for me to introduce myself. I have been through so many transformations and different environments in my life that I never know where to start and where to end. Professionally, I’ve been a computer club worker, a musician, an apprentice, a cursory experience as a manager of a small handmade…
Elena Angelova: You need a heart to photograph
Elena has been part of the Photoworld club since its beginning Her intransigence towards social problems and the desire to change them push her quite naturally to documentary photography. In 2022, her photo story “The Soul of the Fisherman” won her second place in the “Photo Series” category of the “BG Press Photo” contest. And…
“Slow down the process” today and now with Vladimir Spasov
“An engineer by heart and education. A lover of order and minimalism. Ever since I was a child, I dreamed of being a photographer. In 2009, I changed my lifestyle and began to fulfill my childhood dreams. In 2011, I gave myself a DSLR and started taking pictures again. In 2014, I felt the need…
Timurtaş Onan – telling a stories in a humanist way
I first met Timurtaş at his exhibition in Photosynthesis (Sofia, Bulgaria). At a meeting-conversation with him in the accompanying program next to this exhibition, he said: “And if you come to Istanbul, call me.” And before we left with part of the club for Istanbul, I thought: “Why don’t we call him?”. So… He found…
Tsvetelina Dimitrova: I’d climb the top on my own
“Hi, I’m Tsveti, I love to create and express my thoughts in photography. I am a computer engineer by education, I have worked for small and large corporations. I’ve been teaching programming to kids for a few years now and I admit that kids keep me very up to date with today’s world. I love…
About the loud, indecent and provocative photography with Orlin Nikolov
With the questions in this section I try to reach the person behind the camera, the heart and soul behind the photos. Today I present to you Orleff. And since I’m biased, I’ll stop here for Orlin to continue. Here is how he presents himself: “My name is Orlin Nikolov and I am a concert…
A conversation with…
Yanko Djemerenov: If we were a little more fearless, we would dare to change
“It’s always been very difficult for me to introduce myself. I have been through so many transformations and different environments in my life that I never know where to start and where to end. Professionally, I’ve been a computer club worker, a musician, an apprentice, a cursory experience as a manager of a small handmade…
For the “Long exposure” theme, the selected photos are by the following authors: Maya Doichinova, Kiril Mladenov, Krasimira Pastirova, Tsveti Ilieva, Villy Goutova, Vladimir Spassov, Violeta Chalakova, Yulia Dimova, Bozhidar Genkov
A Syrian child so scarred by war that she stares into the camera lens, believing it to be the barrel of a gun, with her hands raised in surrender. The photo was taken in a Syrian refugee camp in December 2014 by Turkish photographer Osman Sağırlı. The fear in the eyes of the little girl,…
For the “Silhouette” theme, the selected photos are by the following authors: Polya Dimitrova, Vladimir Spassov, Villy Goutova, Krasimira Pastirova, Maya Doychinova, Iliyan Milushev, Nina Staykova, Tsvetelina Stoyanova
The selected photos on the monthly theme “Women” are by the following authors: Villy Goutova, Nina Staykova, Elitza Velkova, Виолета Чалъкова, Vladimir Spassov, Krasimira Pastirova, Dimitar Antonov, Maya Doychinova. And here’s how it turned out:
The selected photos are from our Facebook group from the topic for the month of February “Street”. The authors are: Bozhidar Genkov, Krasimira Pastirova, Nina Staykova, Dimitar Antonov, Kiril Mladenov, Tsvetelina Stoyanova, Iliyan Milushev, Polya Dimitrova, Violeta Chalakova, Villy Goutova
The first preserved photograph of Bulgarians is from 1842-43, published in Vienna – on it is the revivalist Todor Minkov, and the photograph was taken by Anastas Jovanovich. This is the reason why he was named the first photographer in the Balkans. Anastas Jovanovic was born in Vratsa(Bulgaria) in 1817. His father, Ivan, was a…
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