I created a new website, where you will find more photos and where I will be submitting new pictures. I do not leave this wordpress site definitely, but I don’t know, whether I always find a time to update it as often as a new one. So if anybody is interested in visiting, here is a link:
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Tatra Mountains, mountain range which forms a natural border between Slovakia and Poland and the highest mountain range in the Carpathian Mountains. Concerning the natural values, such as massive peaks or a wide variety of unique animals and plants, Tatras have to be considered as the most attractive part of Poland.
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Five Ponds Valley in Tatra Mountains, I think the most beautiful place I’ve ever seen.
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Probably my favourite objects to photograph, including Siklawa, the highest waterfall in Poland, visible in first few pictures.
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Bieszczady Mountains – a mountain range located in the south-east of Poland, not as high as Tatra Mountains, but beautiful and worth seeing as well. The most characteristic element of a landscape are extensive mountain meadows, making looking far at the horizon a real cure for human eyes.
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A collection of pictures taken at the Baltic Sea and the Pucka Bay, mostly connected with one of the mostly loved by the photographers moments – sunset, or the short time just after it, when the composition of photo links blurred (by a long exposure) water and the magical colours of the sky…
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Being aware of the imperfections in my photos of people, I add here some that I really like. Maybe because of the look of proper portrait, maybe because of the relationship with presented people. I would also like to thank all models for posing (though many of the shots below were born in rather spontaneous way) and acceptance for using the effects of our work on this site.
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