I am (about) a 35 yrs old, happily married firefighter.​ I'd love to make new friends from almost all around the world.

I am a kind of person, who can forget about the whole world while taking a close look at/into/behi​nd something that catches my eyes/taste with colours, forms, moments. I guess this makes me an amateur photographer​.

I teach english as my second job, I think I can help you with improving your spoken and written english if you want to. All I want in exchange is hounour and respect. High price, I know. Teachers of English: I am happy to share and learn about teaching experiences,​ stories.

Being happily married excludes any dating-like approaches, so no, thanks. Having no extra many to donate anyone except my family, well, I am not going to do so either. And don't you waste your time with sending me to the h e l l  for not doing all the above ones: Firefighters​ don't go to H E L L  anyway... ;)

Anyone be it a male of female over the age of 25 sharing the same hobbies, job, interest, languages, especially photography.​ Emailing, chatting, videochattin​g is fine, all I care is sharing fun, hobbies, interests. I am open to all questions within common sense, but I am not here to partcipate in something like a "number​ of e-pals contest"​.

Everyone wants to see a picture of me in my profile. Since I am not here for dating and stuff, I don't think it's THAT important. Just have a look at my gallery (link above) if you desire to see me ugly face so much. You can find it on the left hands side of my homepage.

Native Hungarian
pretty good English
planning to learn French

- photography
- photography
- photography
- y un poco de fotografía
- et photographie​
- languages (Hungarian, English, Spanish and lately some French)
- my job
- my family

Well... almost anything. Depending on the mood. I could list some. Latin, pop, alternative,​ rock, classicals..​. Well, I love blues, too. Not to mention Dead Can Dance, Supreme Beings of Leisure... It would be quite a long list. Not really modern stuff.

Good ones. Some of my favourites are from Quentin Tarantino, but I like Baraka, too. Some of the list: The Boondock Saints, The BOURNE series,

None - though I kind of liked some of Rescue me, and The job (Denis Leary)

every book is my favourite book untill I finished reading it - only and if I finish it.

"God forbid you ever had to walk a mile in his shoes
Cause then you really might know what it's like to sing the blues"
"It's not where you're going
It's what you've been through"​