With pride and emotion, I share the joy – classic analog photography, the passion of my life, has been recognized as intangible cultural heritage. For over five years, I have been running my own photo darkroom, developing my skills and exploring the history of this extraordinary field, which began with Niépce's first photograph, through collodion, to today's renaissance of film.
This is a beautiful moment for us – lovers of silver grains, the smell of fixer, and the magic of light.
After several years of use, I have managed to form an opinion about this lens. It's not for everyone – it sets a very high bar, demanding perfection and precision. However, if you manage to master it, it becomes one of the most interesting tools you can equip your camera with.
I definitely often receive questions about choosing a camera and lens set for beginners. Some of my interlocutors are not even aware of the basic distinction between prime and zoom lenses. I will try to provide an answer that I would have liked to receive many years ago.
The modern camera market shows a clear trend where large and heavy DSLRs are gradually being replaced by smaller but equally advanced mirrorless cameras. I wanted to share my understanding of this phenomenon and attempt a comparison that sparks a lot of emotions and polarizes some photographers: which is better – a DSLR or a mirrorless camera?
A joint expedition to a factory that for years seemed to have been sleeping the dreams of a beautiful but somewhat frightening princess. Together with friends, we joined forces to make her dreams come true. Our mission? To explore, have fun, and create unique frames that would transport us into a surreal world of horror and suspense.
The Alps, for people craving beautiful views, a trip there is like a child entering a toy store. With each moment, successive micro-delights come together to form a mosaic of one of the most wonderful experiences a person can have - a mega-delight.
Germany, Baden-Württemberg. Autumn and a drone flight over the Odenwald. The privilege of flying allows one to explore entirely new perspectives. Sometimes what is already remarkable from the perspective of the ground becomes even more amazing when you have the opportunity to soar higher. Forest and fog are a wonderful combination - always.
Wooden piles like totems standing over the water. Sometimes like gloomy hosts breaking angry waves, other times a serene haven for tired seagulls. As a child, I used to treat them as milestones - walking along the shore, I would count their rows and thus calculate the length of my journey.