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A master class of Italian chef and photographer Rafael de Paskalis was held at Segafredo café within the first Armenian International Photo Fest which launched in Yerevan on August 24.

Italian chef cooked two types of pasta and two easy and delicious non-alcoholic coffee cocktails to show his art to all food photography lovers. He also touched upon the Japanese culture.

As noted by Tatev Mnatsakanyan, founder and president of the photo festival, all the events and masterclasses are crucial in terms of development of Armenian photography.

“This is the first time Yerevan is hosting such a festival, and it is a serious move in the history of photography, given the background we have. This will be a big festival with 39 exhibition venues and authoritative guests. Serious work has been done,” Tatev Mnatsakanyan told NEWS.am STYLE.

Leif Dræby (Denmark), Antonio Mora (Spain), Mauro Lovecchio (Italy), Ayman Lotfy (Egypt) and other photo artists will be among the honorary participants.                                                                                                                         

The Tovmasyan Charity Foundation, all.me and Dvin Music Hall are among major supporting partners of the festival which will be held under the patronage of the Yerevan Municipality.

All.me as a digital partner will have all the posters and digital information about photographers and their works to be presented during the Photo Fest.

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