Do not miss - autumn becomes photogenic!

In November the 2nd international Competa Photo Days will take place!

The Andalusian village becomes the center of photography in Europe during Competa Phototage. The event attracts not only photographers and photography enthusiasts from all over the world, but also people interested in art and culture. During Competa Phototage, visitors can not only discover the latest trends and developments in photography and get inspired, but also participate in workshops and lectures by renowned artists. The exhibition of impressive photographs by well-known artists such as Santiago Martinez de Septien, Edu, Laura Harrison, Dave Shannon, Roland Froschauer and Eric Berger is of course a highlight of the event, but the diverse supporting program with music, dance and culinary delights also ensures an unforgettable atmosphere. So if you are looking for new inspiration or just want to spend a few beautiful days in Andalusia, the Competa Photo Days are the right place for you!

There are also numerous workshops, seminars and lectures led by experienced photographers, offering participants the opportunity to improve their skills and learn new techniques. Competa Phototage is a unique opportunity for everyone who is passionate about photography to expand their knowledge, make new contacts and be inspired by other artists.

Don't miss this opportunity to ignite your passion for photography and discover new horizons. Visit the 2nd Competa International Photo Days in November and experience the fascinating world of photography up close!r

In the solitude of the Andalusian mountains you will not only find peace and seclusion, but also the opportunity to discover harmony and aesthetics photographically. Especially for creative people and photography enthusiasts, this experience can be a balance that makes you forget professional stress. Walking through the picturesque landscapes and dreamy villages, one can observe the surroundings, feel and create new images. This process has a lot to do with meditation, as both photography and meditation are focused on the present moment and require a high level of attention. Also, being free of distracting thoughts and impartiality are essential for both practices to achieve the perfect shot or state of mind.