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Zsolt Szájbely – The Fruit of a Quiet Day

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Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet.

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Zsolt Szájjbely

Zsolt Szájbely was born in Hungary in1987, and currently he is living in Rétság, a little town in the north of that Country. He works as a librarian and started taking photographs following the advice of a friend, circa in 2016. Sometimes he writes novels, poems and organizes poetical evenings with his own, and other writers’, works. For many reasons, recently he stopped writing for a while, and decided to focus only on the world of photography. He is obsessed by abandoned buildings, sculptures and nature. He believes photography is magic, because every photo creates new realities from reality.

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