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Documentary photography, street photography or just photography in general. I’m a father of three, and I take pictures whenever I get the chance. Why? Honestly, it helps me keep my sanity.
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Riding Out the End of Summer (opens the original)
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Somehow, in September, I didn't have many excuses to grab my camera. I only went to that last flea market. Along the way, the BBSPF (Bielsko-Biała Street Photo Festival) took place. The first edition. The creator of the festival is our wonderful, pleasantly round Michał. The man delivered. He even managed to pull Matt Stuart as a special guest for the event. Just a quick digression right off the bat. Huge success, congrats again, man!Last Sunday, we went on a family bike ride, aiming for the mar
The Wunderwaffe (opens the original)
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It was a pretty nice Sunday. About two days earlier, Michał reminded me that there was an antiques market happening in my town of Pszczyna. We figured we could go for a walk, do two laps around the town square among the junk, grab a coffee, talk some shit, do two final laps to wrap things up, and then head our separate ways. It sounded like a simple but solid plan, which we put into action.A Doll Fetish and a Time Capsule Of course, there were no parking spots left near the town square. Instead
The Red River (opens the original)
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The Red River, But Make It GiszowiecWhen I was visiting my mother-in-law with the kids - as you probably remember from the last two posts - one day I was scrolling on my phone through the catalog of the Fort Institute of Photography. It’s a foundation dedicated to supporting and promoting Polish photography. They raise funds partly by selling photo books, and not just by Polish artists. While browsing, I stumbled upon a reissue of Jem Southam's photobook, The Red River. I looked at a few sample
The River Where Time Flows Upstream (opens the original)
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August is drawing to a close, and with it, the holiday season. Kids will go back to school, and parents can finally stop stressing about what to do with them. That’s the reality of life in Poland - and obviously, not just in Poland. So, August is ending. I managed to successfully shake off that strep throat, but I had today scheduled as a day off anyway. I’m taking full advantage of the fact that my wife and kids are staying at grandma’s for one more week. So, I’m quickly hammering out this post
A Panda in a Pine Forest (opens the original)
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Dear diary. Thankfully, it's already August, which means the crazy Polish summer is in full swing - where heatwaves alternate with downpours, storms, and those mornings where you wake up, want to drink your coffee outside, and you get a big fat middle finger because it's only 8 degrees Celsius. It also means that my youngest kid’s kindergarten is closed, so I get to spend my vacation entertaining him. And so it went. At the end of July, my mother-in-law took the older kids to her place. My wife
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