00:01A mood for a change of government, parents raising children with serious illnesses, and ballet dancers,
00:07these were among the subjects that most captured the attention of Hungarian photojournalists in 2025.
00:14The 44th Hungarian press photo exhibition opened on Wednesday in Budapest.
00:19More than 6,200 entries were submitted by the 258 photographers to the competition.
00:25The exhibition features not only the first three prize-winning works in each of the 16 categories,
00:31and the special award winners, but also photographs that the jury considered particularly important or compelling.
00:38We do not have a picture at any time, if a politician is a pattanás.
00:46You can't have a picture at any time.
00:47At any moment, the picture appears from a competition, and at any moment, the picture appears from a competition.
01:12This year's Moore's grand prize went to freelance photographer Diana Nehmeh for her series Nimrod,
01:18while the Andrea Kertes grand prize was awarded to Noemi Napsugar-Meileg, a photographer with the Hungarian news website Telex.
01:27Noemi's most prestigious award came from documenting a personal tragedy.
01:32Following the death of her 18-year-old younger brother, she spent years photographing her grieving family and his former
01:38classmates.
01:39It was very difficult to create these pictures,
01:43and it was very difficult to create these pictures,
01:44and it was very difficult to create these pictures.
02:01On the other hand, I made a lot of children, so I didn't even show them to anyone.
02:08After that, I started to show them to my best friends and friends,
02:14and that was somehow in my job.
02:21The exhibition can be visited at the CAPA Centre until November 8th.
02:25This year, unusually, a travelling version of the exhibition is also touring Hungary.
02:30Thank you very much.
