dr. Milan Ambrož

He was attracted to photography at a young age. The desire to take photographs intensified in 1972 after viewing a photo book of black-and-white photographs at a local library. A few years later, he got his first analogue 35mm camera, the Zorki, and equipment for developing and printing photos. As a self-taught photographer, he creates black-and-white photographs, mostly of cycling events, landscapes, portraits, and still lifes. He is especially interested in B&W film noir and diorama photography. He is the author of two scientific monographs on photography: Tourist Spaces of Diversity and The Attraction of Photography. He is also the author of the covers of six scientific monographs. He has published his photographs in two anthologies, four monographs, the magazine Security, and the Foto-kino magazine. He primarily uses Nikon cameras (DSLR and mirrorless -Nikon ZII), along with Canon (Canon R6 Mark II) and Sony mirrorless cameras. (Sony a7 III) .