Low light can give a photograph its emotional weight. A dim room, a street after rain, or a single window illuminating a face can create tension and atmosphere…
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Shooting in low light for sharp, moody images
The business of photography: marketing your brand
A photography business is built on more than a strong portfolio. Clients need to understand what you offer, why your approach is distinctive, and how your…
What Gives a Portrait Lasting Visual Power
A timeless portrait does more than record a face at a particular age or place. It preserves a mood, a relationship and a sense of character that can still feel…
Creating a Series from First Frame to Final Print
A photographic series rarely begins with a complete explanation. It starts with an image, a texture, a gesture or a persistent question that refuses to…
Celebrating imperfection through the grain and texture of film
Film photography carries evidence of its own making. A fine grain across a shadow, a slight shift in exposure, or the soft edge of a highlight reminds us that…
The technical side of shooting with vintage lenses
Vintage lenses bring a distinctive visual language to photography. Their rendering can be softer at wide apertures, lower in contrast, warmer in colour, or…
How to price your photography services as a freelancer
Setting a photography fee is a creative and commercial decision. Your clients are paying for more than the hour spent holding a camera: they are buying…
Photography as a tool for emotional expression
A photograph can preserve far more than a face, a place or a carefully arranged scene. It can hold hesitation, confidence, grief, tenderness, tension and…
How a photograph moves from contact sheet to final edit
A workflow is rarely a straight line. It bends, loops, and occasionally doubles back when a frame refuses to behave. For me, the path from a freshly exposed…
The Best Locations in Wrocław for Outdoor Portraits
Wrocław offers an unusually rich setting for portrait photography. Medieval façades, reflective waterways, modernist architecture, leafy gardens and…
Selected Series
A cross-section of commissioned and personal projects spanning fine art, commercial, and conceptual work.
The Wall
2015Winner of the 1st prize & Golden Glass Award at the 11th Photographic Open Championship Olsztyn, and 1st place with the Special Prize of FORMAT magazine at the 3rd Biennial of Art in Piotrków Trybunalski.
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An Engagement Ring
2011A narrative series set in Wrocław in August 2011. Awarded 2nd prize & Silver Glass at the 10th Photographic Open Championship Olsztyn in 2014.
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Heat Wave
2014A documentary series recording spontaneous events across August and September 2014, capturing the raw energy of a city under the grip of summer.
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