Fun

Toruń, Poland, 2013

I've said this before, but here it is again, I love kids and taking pictures of them, especially in the street since they are so natural and they are not thinking what people is thinking about them. Children street photography is quite challenging and I'm no expert, but the little times I've tried to do it, has been always hard, since their parents almost all the times are around and you might get into trouble for just one picture.

Binari

Lębork, Poland, 2013

In many cities you can actually go on the railway tracks and just walk, but I guess I'm not used to do it, since I always feel that you might get a fine or that a policeman would come and chase you to get you out of there. In Poland I didn't feel the same so I've been walking in some railways freely, like here in Lębork, where I took this picture in a lovely afternoon.

Robot

Gniezno, Poland, 2013

While walking in Gniezno, claimed to be the first capital of Poland, I encountered many particular people on the streets. This woman for example caught my eye so fast, maybe I don't need to explain so much the reason of it, I mean, just look at her. She was like a small, sad and angry robot, hence the title of the picture...

Silence!

Toruń, Poland, 2013

On my EVS mid term training, we went to see a play for children in the famous theater on Torun. There were a lot of kids, some accompanied by their parents, like this child with his/her mom. When the show was about to start the mother was simply asking her child to shut it :)

Pier

Gdynia, Poland, 2013

I've realized how much my photography has changed in the last years, especially in the last months. In Poland I started taking more "street photography" pictures, but still, my eye sometimes gets caught not by people, but by architecture or nature. I loved how lonely this pier looked in a cold monday morning in Gdynia.

Poczta Polska

Lublin, Poland, 2013

 I feel I want to share a lot of pictures with everyone, but not always have the time to do it. I took this picture on February and I'm finally sharing it. Maybe there's nothing especial about it, but I just like it :)

Observe

Łódź, Poland, 2013

I believe that photographers have a different way to see the world, of course it depends on what type of photography are they into, but for sure they see it differently. I don't consider myself a photographer but I do see things differently. When I'm walking on the streets I'm observing situations, people, attractive and curious places, etc, like these girls, that were observing something, but unfortunately I don't know what was it.

Waiting

Lębork, Poland, 2013

Waiting, waiting for a train to come and take you to some different place. Sometimes I wonder where do people go and what do they do, I mean, aren't you curious to know about what other people is doing with their life? Well, I do, I always wonder, especially when I take pictures of them...