Below you will find a selection of my photography journeys. In addition to photos you can read backstage and inside stories, check out our productions and sessions, learn how we made our ideas come to life.
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Sognsvann lake in winter is an amazing place both for photography and leisure. It’s close to Oslo yet in the middle of a forest and surrounded by mountains.
It’s one of the places that I like to visit regularly, even if I can be there just for a moment.
When we look around it’s hard not to notice all the noise. There are adverts, photos, clips and color everywhere. Every wall, every buss stop, even cars, they are all covered with information. I won’t mention websites and social media, you know well enough.
How do you deal with this enormous amount of information? Is media curation an answer?
In every city in the world there are mysterious corners which create city’s unique atmosphere. Suburbs, old districts, long not renovated buildings are often enriched with street art. Locals are often very familiar with it as every day they go by it in hurry.
Today I would like to share a few of them with you.
Every time I come back to my home town, I become more and more aware of it’s locality. Koszalin isn’t big but there are plenty of people who want to make cool things, either for creative reasons or just for fun.
I recently guested DJ Pyteck, a co-founder of a “Baltic Waves” project which aims to promote good club music in the area. He plays deep, tech house and more of electronic genres.
Even in the most familiar places, you can find something new and curious. By trying to look at things in a different way, less distinctly, not concentrating on details, you can see them in a way that nobody else could see.
That’s your Impression.
It makes me wonder that the world can be seen in so many diverse ways. Each person can see something completely different even in the simplest of things. Actually, the more simplistic it is, the more you can see in it.
So what do you see? I’d love to know.