Wild Nature and its Inhabitants in a New Photo Exhibition of the Library (+ video)

The exhibition "Along the Trails of The Wildlife", dedicated to the Year of Native Land was opened on September 29.

As you know, there is nothing more picturesque than the beauty created by nature. Looking at the photos of the exhibition, we wonder how perfect and beautiful our native land, nature and its inhabitants are.

Powerful bisons, fancy tits, pretty foxes, bright grouses, belling heather cocks... The image of a mother-short-toed eagle feeds her chick is impressive. And an unusual photo of waxwings on a guelder-rose!

The skill of photographers astonishes; they catch moments of an otter smeared with lemma popping out of the water, roaring deer... The exhibition "Along the Trails of The Wildlife" presents works by Sergei Plytkevich, Pavel Martinchik, Viktor Kozlovsky, Denis Ivkovic, Irena Gudiyevskaya, Pavel Lychkovsky, Alexander Pekach and other Belarusian photographers, members of the Belarusian Club of Wildlife Photographers.

During the opening, Ms Elena Dolgopolova, First Deputy Director General of the National Library, Mr Vitaly Korenchuk, Consultant of the Department of Biological and Landscape Diversity of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Protection of the Republic of Belarus, Mr Sergei Plytkevich, journalist, photographer, Director of the National Fund for the Tourism Development and Wildlife Support "Planet Without Borders", Mr Viktor Kozlovsky, Head of the Belarusian Club of Wildlife Photographers, photo artist, the author of documentaries, Ms Irena Gudiyevskaya, photo artist, member of the "Photo Art" Club and the Belarusian Wildlife Photographers Club.

A book exhibition was also presented to the guests. There are more than 30 editions from the collections of the National Library of Belarus. These are albums with unique images of the wildlife of our country and articles from periodicals about the authors of photo works.

Visitors will have the opportunity to walk along the paths of the wildlife of Belarus and get to know the rich fauna of Belarus through the lens of photographs. Each photo is mesmerizing, surprising, it brings delight and pride.

You can visit the exhibition until December 12, 2020.
The end date is subject to change.

The opening hours of the exhibition correspond to the library’s opening hours.
Entry is by a library card or by Social and Cultural Center ticket.

For more info: (8 017) 266 37 37, 293 28 33, 293 28 81.

E-mail: pr@nlb.by 

Public Relations Department