Photos by Lukasz Wierzbowski
He’s a 26 years old self-taught photographer who always wanted to study history of art… but instead of that he became dental technician… and after that he started studying psychology…. only to realize that the only thing he truly loves is photography…
1) Can you tell us something about you?
I’m Addicted to lemon-ginger tea constant dreamer and social psychology student.
2) Where do you live and work now?
I’m currently living in Wroclaw, beautiful city on south-west side of Poland.
3) How long have you been a photographer?
It’s hard to tell. I still got problems with calling myself a photographer… I’m more like a guy who loves to take photos. Anyway I have been taking photos for almost 3 years now.
4) How did you get into photography?
It was my father who introduced me to analog photography when I was around 10. I still got photos from my first fashion oriented session with a cousin of mine: I was 12 and she was 7 at that time. While being in high school I got movie camera and got totally obsessed with it. At that time I was grazy about possibility of capturing movement and was making surreal mini movies. After some time I got bored with it and switched to photography. That way I came back to my roots.
5) Where your inspiration comes from?
People, places, sounds, light, nature, dreams… Everything I experience is inspirational in a way
6) What does it mean for you streetphotography?
Street photography is raw, real and quick. It’s all about being in the right place in the right time.
7) Can you tell us something about your portraits, what’s is important to focus for you?
I like to concentrate on the relationship between me, my model and environment and try to capture something unnamed, uncontrolled and fragile.
8.) What are your future works, do you have a special project?
Recently I started a project called magnetic.elements. It’s a kind of a diary where I collect certain photos that are importent to me.
