About me - informally speaking:

I was born on an island, in the year when man landed on the moon and I was brought up surrounded by forests, lakes and waves of the sea. It was over 20 years ago when I took a camera in my hands for the first time. In the times of socialist substitute labels, when packaging was only newspaper with a stamp for a label. Nature and photograpy were then for me the basic carriers of aesthetics. Those were foolish and pioneering times and I was smart enough to develop my passions, at the beginning at photoclub XTL, then during my studies. There I met people who had a great impact on my thinking about photograpy. The first was Marek Pozniak, a dedicated artist, philosopher of photography, and a friend. The second was Bohdan Dziworski, professor, camera operator, photographer, and a fascinating personality. Others are Jurek Olek, Jakub Byrczyk, Marek Grygiel, Jerzy Lewczyński and many more of my friends, professors, and collegues from academy. Then I liked taking photographs so much, it still pleases me today. In a picture, I most value the light and the catching of a moment. The deeper meaning or the message are less interesting for me. The most important moments of my career in art? My first reflex camera, meeting Marek Poźniak for the first time, my studies, discovering the secrets of measuring light.