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Find a freelance photographer in Slovakia

Journalist.net has 4 photographers in Slovakia.

Coverage includes Arts & Culture, Fact-Checking & Verification, Politics & Government, International Affairs, Social Issues & Demographics.

Between them they report in Slovak, German, Czech, Spanish, Hungarian.

Our top photographers in Slovakia

  1. Andrej Lojan
  2. Magdalena Vaculciakova
  3. Frantisek Balga
  4. Zuzana Límová

Use our search to find exactly what you are looking for.

We have photographers in Bratislava and Kosihy nad Ipľom.

Photographers in Slovakia

Andrej Lojan

Bratislava, Slovakia

I am an independent photojournalist, documentary photographer, and visual creator based in Central Europe. With a background in press photography and visual communication, my work examines human stories, social changes,…

Magdalena Vaculciakova

Bratislava, Slovakia

I am a freelance journalist from Slovakia, currently based in Oaxaca, Mexico. I have been traveling and residing mostly in developing countries since 2014.

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In Thailand, they are looked down upon, but their coffee is drunk abroad

Svet 27 Dec 2016 Slovak

In the border regions of northern Thailand, several ethnic minority tribes, including the Akha, face discrimination and lack Thai citizenship, which restricts their rights and opportunities. Lee Ayu Chuepa, an Akha man, has opened two coffee shops in Chiang Mai selling coffee from his tribe, helping to improve their livelihood. Despite the challenges, including accusations of deforestation and opium trade, Lee's initiative has allowed many Akha to return to their village, receive fair wages, and maintain their culture. The success of Akha Ama coffee has also raised awareness of Thailand's coffee quality internationally.

Ethnic Minorities Agriculture Social Issues Thailand Chiang Mai Chiang Rai PDA Law Society of Thailand Slow Food International Lee Ayu Chuepa Alberto C. de la Paz Christy Foster Crawford

Frantisek Balga

Kosihy nad Ipľom, Slovakia

Frantisek Balga is a journalist based in Kosihy nad Ipľom, Slovakia.

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Slovnaft Cup: Komárom Advances with an Own Goal Victory in Lučenec

Bumm 18 Sep 2019 Hungarian

KFC Komárom advanced in the Slovnaft Cup after a match against MŠK Novohrad Lučenec, which ended with a 1-0 victory due to an own goal by Andrej Pipíška in the 40th minute. Despite a red card for Pipíška and a spirited performance from both teams, Komárom managed to hold onto their lead. The match was played in a friendly atmosphere, with Komárom's coach Jozef Olejník expressing satisfaction with the win and the team's progression to the next round, where they will face FC Nitra.

Sports Lučenec Komárom Nitra MŠK Novohrad Lučenec KFC Komárom FC Nitra Miroslav Kéry Jozef Olejník Erik Mikeš Lukáš Hrnčiar Miroslav Sarvaš

DAC Advances on Penalties in Fülek – On-site Summary with Pictures

Bumm 18 Sep 2019 Hungarian

In Fülek, witnessed by 2075 spectators, DAC advanced after a goalless match resolved by a penalty shootout. Both teams started the match with full preparation and effort. The guests showed slight dominance in the first quarter with their possession and individual moves. FTC's disciplined defense maintained a goalless score at halftime. The second half remained balanced, with a disallowed goal for the home team due to offside. The home crowd continuously supported their team until the penalty shootout, where DAC, led by Peter Hyballa, celebrated their advancement.

Sports Football Match Fülek DAC FTC Peter Hyballa Jedlička
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