At the meeting with photojournalist and photographer Nadezhda Khamova, the discussion will focus on her professional path, ancient photographic processes, and the power of the frame. Nadezhda Khamova has been looking at the world through a lens for many years and uses photography as a language for complex topics. Guests will learn how she made her first shoots for print publications, worked on charitable projects, and reported on everyday life. A separate part of the meeting is dedicated to historical photographic processes. Nadezhda works with cyanotype, wet collodion process, litho-printing, and camera obscura, exploring how old technologies help to speak anew about the present. The conversation will also touch on the life of a photographer beyond the studio and exhibitions. Nadezhda is a master of sports in athletics, which means she knows what a long distance, downturns, and new starts are. Her experience in sports training is reflected in photo series that explore the body in motion, runs along mountain trails, the feeling of height, and engagement with space. Photography here becomes a way to capture not records, but states: fatigue, overcoming, joy of the journey, and the desire to return to the route once again. Such narratives help to look at sports documentary in a new light. Find other events in Moscow on KudaGo.