For the last 20 years, he has been fully and seriously dedicated only to nude photography.

My motto: “Make visible what, without you, might perhaps never have been seen.”
(Robert Bresson)

Permanent amateur who takes pictures as and when he wants, mostly of the prettier half of humanity.

Na pytanie dlaczego fotografuję?, odpowiem przewrotnie „Człowiek musi jeść, pić i ubierać się; reszta jest szaleństwem” Stanisław Lem, Powrót z gwiazd.

I love working with people and observing them through photography. The body shows what we feel but cannot name.

He believes that the best works are created by combining deliberate intent with the magic of the unintended.

Karel recently deals with the most intense shooting portraits, nude and especially conceptual portraits.

For me, photography is a true blend of art and emotion, it’s like a third eye.

Photographer from north of Poland

Searching for anonymity, disturbed relationships with the environment, problems with self-identification, self-aggression, searching for personality, loneliness, emotional instability, alienation.

In his creative work he looks for ephemeral light and shadows. He follows minimalism in order to highlight the beauty of the shapes of the photographed body.

Most interest in portraits, nudes and historical photographic techniques. And likes minimalism, clean frames, contrasting light.

The originator and organizer of the “Days of Photography” in Świdnica and the National Photographic Open-Air Workshops of the Act „Zamek Książ”

Michał likes to extract from the shadows mere traces, something that was and only thanks to luck can it be known, even partially, preserved.

Motto: “I photograph with joy and for joy”.

My motto: “My photography is about the people I meet, fulfilling my dreams of escaping this world and creating my own.”

She follows the need to register, to record, as it were, her thoughts and her own emotions. Photography has become a medium of expression, from landscape and reportage photos to portrait and nude photography.

In my photographs I try to show things the way only the lens can. Lens can see things that we will rather not notice with our eyes.

I wish I could capture the secret, the mystery of our being. Beauty and ugliness, joy and sadness, meaning and meaninglessness. Happiness and pain.

Jan often experiments with light painting, a photographic technique using very long exposure times and working with light.