He met Paľo Boriš in the early 1970s, when he was traveling on a train with a large reel-to-reel tape recorder, and they became friends.[1] In 1974, Štrba started to take photographs. That same year, the Fermata band concert in Trnava was the first concert where he took photographs.[citation needed] In 1981, he graduated with the master's degree in production machinery and equipment study field at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, SVŠT in Bratislava.[2] Since 1983, he has been living in Pezinok and worked most of his life as technician at the Faculty of Pharmacy, Comenius University in Bratislava.[3]
He published two monographs, Taký vzdialený deň (2002) and Návrat (ne)strateného času (2012), and photopublication Pezinok 1208 – 2008. In the meantime, several books have been published with his photographs of musicians and concerts, e.g. feelings from Koncert mladosti festival at the Amphitheater Pezinok which were part of various commemorative exhibitions and books.[4][5]
Together with Peter Bittner, he is an author of Pezinok – Musictown book from 2021[6][7] and together with Bittner and Boriš, he became co-author of Pezinok – bigbeatown second edition in 2024.
He is married to his wife Ľudmila and their sons are Matej[3] and Jakub.
References
↑Jaslovský, Marián (7 November 2025). "Musictown Pezinok: Otcovia komunít". .týždeň. Vol.22, no.46. Bratislava: W Press. p.62. ISSN1336-5932.
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