Attila focuses on creative portraiture, editorial-style work and related fields. He uses innovative lighting techniques, and tries to emphasize shadows, as much as light, by way of sculpting form and figure, and in order to add a sense of intrigue and intimacy to his images. He also often applies non-generic colour grading, mainly in order to create an atmosphere around subjects that is complimentary to their character … but also to grab the viewer’s attention.
Above all, Attila aims to present his subjects in ways that emphasize their inner strength and dignity, and he often tries to capture them in contemplative, thoughtful moments. … In colloquial terms, he aims to produce images that are “timeless.”
Attila is represented by Toronto's Berenson Fine Art Gallery, and his body of fine-art photographic work spans the last two decades. His fine art images examine architecture, urban landscapes, and the built environment.
Attila is available for commissions and is able to serve both private individuals, as well as commercial/institutional clients.
In his spare time, Attila plays chess with his children and enjoys making Bauhaus-style sketches like the one on this page.
