I've stood where you're standing

You set the direction

Tell me the direction — elegant and classy, elegant and sassy, daring and unconventional, funny and playful, or your own words — and where the photos will live: an album, a wall, Instagram, a gift. Then I put you where the light is already working, and direct as little as possible.

I live on this coast

I got married here myself, at sunset on Cerro Gordo, with our friends and family standing around us. I know how that day moves and where the light falls — it's a large part of why I photograph weddings at all. Our wedding album is here (photographs by Michal Carbol).

I'm Polish, I lived fifteen years in Luxembourg, and this coast is home now. Knowing a place because you live in it is not the same as arriving for the weekend.

Group photos go faster in the right language

It sounds small. It is the difference between thirty-five minutes of family formals and eighty. I work in English, French, Polish and Russian, so nobody stands in the sun waiting for a translation of “now just the grandparents” — and you can tell me what you want in whichever language says it best.