As contributing photographer in last ten years I had opportunity to work several times for National Geographic and more than ten stories have been published in Hungarian, Serbian and Russian editions of magazine. On this yourney I get opportunity to show my work with wide audience. My photographs and essays give a voice to tose who normally aren't heard. They transport people to places they never dreamed of seeing. And also, it helped me to develop my photographic skills and passion for storytelling. My fist story was published in 2008, it was about conservation success of Hungarian Grey Cattle. I have worked for one year on this project to document economic importance of this breed, life of Hungarian cowboys, scientific work on university, connection of animals with nature and along my fieldwork I revealed the 500 years old history of this animal, as important driving power of Hungarian economy over centuries. This photo essay effectively brought the genre of nature photo reporting to Hungary. Editor-in-chief, ifj. Vitray Tamás in his foreword in golden framed jubilee issue, declared that this story is the most sucessful article in Hungarian edition ever. Here is the reduced edited version of the 26-page story, in the next days I will show more photographs from this period.