In photography, we often see fanatics in their field in a good way. However, there are few whose "sparks" have burned brightly for 50 years in a row. Peeter Langovits is one of these photographers. His photographic scope, diligence and activity are remarkable.

Elina Kostabi's exhibition ''Ekki hugsa'' will be open at Tallinn's Photomuseum

The portrait series “EHA” by Estonian photographer Sirli Raitma, who lives in London, shows the photographer’s mother, depicted in unusual situations, poses and clothing. Eha was born in Viljandi County in 1950, worked as an accountant in Suure-Jaani lemonade factory, and later was a clerk in the meat section of…

The exhibition Kertin Vasser 2020 will be open to visitors in the Museum of Photography’s project room. The exhibition gives a summary of Kertin Vasser’s past year of work. He is known as a fashion photographer. Clearly distinguished in the framework of the portrait year, his vision of the genre…

A socially critical portrait project “49 Colors Of Susceptibility” combining the possibilities of contemporary digital photography of French origin Laurene Bois-Mariage and Google image search will open in the project space of the Photo Museum. The artist discusses the intensification of dissatisfaction in society due to the mixing of real…

The main exhibition of the Year of Portrait of the Museum of Photography brings to the viewers the avant-garde portrait photos of the 1980s and 1990s. It takes a look at the vision of people,time and photography as such of the time.

The exhibition “STODOM. A Combination of Letters that Changed Estonian Photography”

Inspired by music and photographic art, “Dialogues” is like a visual art jam session, from which a mutually reflective portrait of artists and their states emerges. Shminke's idea was to explore photography outside of individuality - how individuals interpret photographs when engaging in photographic dialogue on the same principle as …

More than 120 Estonian photographers are participating in Isolation Dialogues – a large-scale project of the Tallinn Museum of Photography.

The photo series is comprised of atmospheric snapshots featuring four randomly found young people from Tennessee: Dylan, Dillon, Cassidy, and Claire. They had not met each other before filming.