The exhibition offers representative examples of contemporary work by photographers Karel Cudlín (1960), Jan Dobrovský (1960), Alžběta Jungrová (1978), Antonín Kratochvíl (1947), Jan Mihaliček (1965) and Martin Wágner (1980). The common feature in their work is the realism with which they look at the world. However, each of them captures its changeability in their own way. These photographers of two generations share an interest in the diversity of human communities and the various habitats in which these communities live. Along with the need to realize their personal intentions, they contribute to the renaissance of interest in documentary photography in general. They have formed a group called 400 ASA in reference to the sensitivity of the film used for quick shots.