In the summer of 2022, I traveled to Płock to photograph a single-family house for 77 Studio Architektury, led by Paweł Naduk. Beforehand, the architects introduced me to the project, shared reference photos, and discussed the desired visual effect. However, I wasn’t prepared for what I saw on-site. The breathtaking view of the Vistula River from a high escarpment and the architecture itself left me in awe. The building practically photographed itself. Every shot was deeply satisfying. Capturing the interiors—where indoor and outdoor spaces seamlessly intertwined—was pure joy. Most of the photos were taken just after sunrise, while additional shots in the late afternoon further enhanced the architectural storytelling. I also used a drone to highlight the stunning location and how the sculptural form of the house blended into its surroundings.
Later that year, architect Paweł Naduk asked me to photograph an industrial production building in Warsaw’s Wawer district. What struck me here was the contrast between the building’s sleek modern shell and the raw industrial character of the surroundings. I aimed to capture this duality in my images.
Another collaboration involved an architectural photo session of a single-family home located outside Warsaw. At first glance, the house appeared modest and minimalistic, nestled within a densely wooded plot. Yet, I was impressed by its refined elegance and seamless integration with nature. Every window opened toward the forest, creating a constant dialogue between the interior and exterior. This was especially evident in my interior shots. As the sun set and the outside world turned gray, the house exuded warmth, with a soft glow emanating from within, making the space even more inviting.
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