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On the 30th of August the winners of the photo competition at the orthodox photography site Orthophoto “The Colors of Orthodoxy. Bulgaria“ were announced at Book-atelier "Bird House" organized in partnership with the The Pokrov Foundation and the Publishing House of the Polish Orthodox Church.

For those of you that wish to join the last minutes of the competition "The colors of Orthodoxy. Bulgaria", we have decided to make minor changes to the participation rules

For those of you that wish to join the last minutes of the competition "The colors of Orthodoxy. Bulgaria", we have decided to make minor changes to the participation rules

We would like to inform you that you can send your pictures for the photo contest " Colours of Orthodoxy. Bulgaria" until 21th of august.

This summer the unique internet project OrthPhoto.net presents photo exhibitions representing beauty of Orthodoxy in Lithuania, Finland, and Russia.

We would like to inform you about our new contest - “Colours of Orthodoxy. Bulgaria”. We are looking for images about Bulgaria in this categories: Architecture and landscape, Portrait, Reportage. The contest begins 15/06/2017 and ends 05/08/2017.

Today we are celebrating the 13th Anniversary since the day when we have started our site (it was the Great Saturday - time when the Holy Fire has appeared in Jerusalem).
We need you in our international team and we need also your comments and ideas before we start real work on redesign.

As a result of obtaining funding from the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage for organizing the exhibition “Colours of Orthodoxy. Poland” in Finland, Lithuania and Russia (in Vilnius, Helsinki, Saint Petersburg, Moscow and Yekaterinburg) Orthnet Association and OrthPhoto.net have already begun preparations for these events.

11th International Photo Contest in Beocin, Serbia

At this time with our 12 year anniversary is at hand, This year, I want to take a different approach and not write so much about site statistics and what happened in the past year. In general we are less active than we have been in the past, so our statistics are less impressive.