Photo exhibition
Rožle Bregar
A photographer, filmmaker, traveler, alpinist, juggler, a guy of many talents, who graduated from Sport photography on Institute and Academy for Multimedia.
In his early childhood he was introduced to the beauty of Slovenian mountains and that was probably the main reason he started training and competing in climbing. Later on, in his high school years he took on aggressive in-line rollerblading. But no matter what Rožle was doing, photography was always a part of his life. After a major hand injury, due to which he had to give up climbing, photography became one of his priorities in life. Now he takes his camera everywhere he goes, be that Slovenia or all over the world. In 2008 Kloc, as friends call him, celebrated his re-birth after being caught by an avalanche in Japanese mountains. He is looking for new challenges in photography mostly in extreme sports such as climbing, skiing, alpinsm, snowboarding, biking, … His soul is committed with sport through the lens.
HOME PAGE: kloc.org
_________________________________________________________________2012
Living portrets
Darko Cuder born in Bovec in 1954 first met photography in the elementary school in Bovec. He made his first black and white photos during his school programme in Ljubljana. He later continued taking photos and developing them in the improvised darkroom at his home.In the late 1970’s he became mentor at the photo club in the context of extracurricular activities at the elementary school in Bovec. In 1998 he joined photo club Foto klub Nova Gorica, there he participated in some group exhibitions of the club and in some photo contests. So far he has had three solo photo-exhibitions.Lately he is dedicating his time only to digital photography, mainly just in black and white. He lives and works in Bovec.
_________________________________________________________________2011
Between mountains and rivers
Branko Bradaškja is an amateur photographer from Trenta. At only fourteen he had to leave home for the studies in Nova Gorica, later he got himself a job in Italy, and very young he formed his family near Bovec. He could never forget his hometown, and so, a few years ago, he started photographing the beauties of the unspoiled nature that surrounded him only there.
The main motifs of Branko’s photographs are hidden to the superficial visitor to the nature: wild animals enjoying freedom in a realm that is only theirs, and the rivers that give life to the valley of Trenta. In his photographs Branko never strives for a high artistic value, he only wants to achieve the most exact photograph of the pureness of the nature and of the world where time runs differently than in the valleys deep below. Through his photography Branko uncovers bits of this world.
