There’s a lake near my home — close enough for an unplanned visit, yet distant enough to feel like a small escape. I come here often, especially in the evening, when the light begins to soften and the day slows down. Sunset has a way of doing that — turning a familiar lakeside view into something briefly new.
Continue reading Waiting for the Light to Leave — A Winter Evening by the Lake
A quiet winter path traced by hoar frost, where frozen trees and pale grass slow the morning to a standstill
It doesn’t happen often here. Once, maybe twice a year, the conditions align just right and the air fills with something almost invisible — hoar frost, sometimes called diamond dust. Tiny ice crystals linger in place, transforming the countryside overnight.
Continue reading When the Air Turns to Crystals
Nature never stands still. It turns slowly, in cycles of bloom and decay, each season painting the world with a new palette. This photography project is a tribute to that transformation — captured through a single, unchanging subject: a tall tree and a humble roadside chapel in the Polish countryside.
Continue reading One Tree, Four Seasons — A Yearlong Study in Seasonal Landscape Photography
Shutter and Saddle 