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Adrienn Vincze is the most successful Hungarian female photographer at international level. In
her home country, she has been selected to be highlighted in the book "Hungarians at the
Forefront of the World", which is a book brought about to be part of the National Image
Campaign of Hungary showcasing 330 success stories. She holds 35 international awards, a
world record in Moscow, and is currently the only Hungarian photographer to have won
international awards in such vastly different categories as Nature and Architecture. She rose to
success in the span of just a few years earning nominations at the Siena International
Photography Awards and gaining awards at different prestigious competitions. She received her
fourth gold award at the MIFA in 2020. She has been awarded in London, Paris, New York,
Washington, Sienna, Budapest and Moscow. Adrienn is the first Hungarian to have obtained
the title of Certified Educator from National Geographic on the 7th of July 2019. Besides
photography Adrienn heads a major local and regional Animal Protection Project which raises
awareness to local issues in the field by way of lectures and international engagement. Her
work is centered around crime against animals, animal protection and within this category,
big animal protection, which she puts a special focus on. She is a graduate of Corvinus
University of Budapest with a Master of Science in Business Development and learns aetiology
and Animal Sciences for years. In addition to her photography awards she was also given an Economics Award during her university years for her dissertation.

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