Born in 1974, Ákos Majoris a Hungarian photographer. He graduated in 2001 from Moholy-Nagy University of Arts and Design (MOME) in Budapest with a degree of Visual Communications. After working for ten years in an Ad-Agency, he left the industry in 2010 to work as a freelance designer. Now Akos is currently living in Vienna, Austria.
More Information: www.akosmajor.com
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I like the gentle work with colours. Fits perfectly with the mood of these photos.
These are very stunning collection of photos! very Cool to see them
Atmospherical !
I love how the pictures start off so lifeless and barren, then slowly grow into a more organic scene! Great photography and awesome scenes!