My journey with photography spans 18 years. I am completely self-taught, learning everything through trial and error. From the very beginning, I understood that photography was not just a profession, but a way of seeing the world. I don't simply create portraits. I craft frames that capture emotions and tell stories.
My style blends sensuality, intimacy, and strength, but above all, I photograph with my heart. Emotions matter more to me than technique, because they give photographs their true value and timelessness. My work is elegant, authentic, and full of soul. Even in portraiture, I seek the sensual: a look, a subtle gesture, a small movement, an emotion frozen in time.
I am inspired by women and their stories. Each one is different and unique, yet they all share a common desire to see themselves in truth and beauty. I am inspired by human beings as creatures, by the fact that each of us is unique, yet so similar in our deepest longings: to be loved, noticed, and appreciated.
My own spiritual development fuels my work: the path of self-discovery, working with emotions, and the search for authenticity. This journey allows me to see the soul and light in every person I photograph. I am also inspired by music, light, and everyday moments that carry emotion and become part of my frames. Music accompanies me daily. It is like breathing, like meditation. It gives me strength, allows me to know myself, and fuels my creative development.
My dream is to create an international photography project dedicated to femininity, showing women from different cultures in their authentic strength and sensitivity. I envision a project that is not only artistic, but inspiring and transformative for participants. In the coming year, I plan to conduct a series of intimate, feminine photo shoots in apartments across various Polish cities, and to lead group workshops on sensual photography in Poland's largest cities. May this project flow into the world, carrying with it the beauty and power of feminine energy.
My advice to aspiring photographers: photograph with your heart, not just your eyes. Equipment and technique can be learned, but sensitivity and the ability to truly connect with people are what make a photo unique. Take many photos, experiment, but above all, trust your intuition and your own vision.
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