He began making photographs 13 years ago, starting with digital photography and switching to analog photography three years ago. He is particularly passionate about instant photography and loves to be able to manipulate the film to produce wild and unexpected outcomes. Vadaszi received a Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering in 2012 and works part-time as a biomedical engineer. He is also enrolled in a Master of Arts in Photography program at Kaposvár University in Hungary, a way to compliment his already long history with photography and push the limits of his technique and artistry. He finds his university experience to be very important to him, stating that he is fascinated by his professors and inspired by the university environment. Vadaszi's work has been shown extensively, in solo and group expositions, in print, online, and he has pieces in the Hungarian Museum of Photography.