I am pleased to inform that my three photographs were accepted do be presented at I Biennale Fotografii Bydgoszcz in September this year. This is the first edition of a photo show of fine art photography Poland. More details comming soon.
After a year of preparations I was accepted as a ZPAF member. ZPAF is an Association of Polish Art Photographers and is the most prestigeous organization in fine art photography Poland. To get there I had to get through an Artistic Commitee and pass the official exam. I am very happy to belong to this Association and looking forward to working with best polish artists and photographers.
This street photo Poland is from my analog street project “Falowiec”. Lately I didn’t have much time to wonder around to shoot some new photos for the project, but I will definitely continue it in near future.
I don’t remember where exactly I shot this film street photo, but for sure it was in Portugal. I was visiting different small cities with my analog camera, mostly black and white film, but this one is in colour.
I shot this street photography on film in Prague last summer. It was actually nearby our hotel where my wife and I was staying. I think it was one of the first photos taken there.
I am very happy that my conceptual fine art photography was nominated in 11th Fine Art Photography Awards in London couple days ago. HERE is the link to the winning entry.
An analog street photography portrait of some nice skater boy with a dog I met in Trieste last year. He was very happy that I wanted to take a picture of him.
I don’t know what the signs on the wall means in chech, but I like this womanstyle hashtag with the lonely woman crossing by in this film street photo from Prague.
This analog street photography was shot in Los Cristianos Tenerife two years ago. That day I didn’t have much time to wonder around looking for some shots, but was lucky anough to get this one.
Another street picture on my analog photography blog. This one is from Trieste, where I had my axhibition during Trieste Photo Days 2024. It’s a picture of a local street book seller, so focused on reading, that he didn’t even care, that I was taking picture of him.
