Issue 02
Published Photographers
Bartłomiej Jurecki
Bartłomiej Jurecki comes from Zakopane. He is a graduate of the Cracow School of Art and the Polish National Film, Television and Theatre School in Łódź, where he earned a Master’s degree in Photography. He works on a daily basis as a photographer for Tygodnik Podhalański. He is the author of the book Twardy jak skała, silna jak halny. Portrety polskich górali (Hard as Rock, Strong as the Mountain Wind. Portraits of Polish Highlanders), as well as several viral videos on social media. His Instagram film showing a traditional Polish sheep drive (redyk) has already reached over 15.5 million views.
Bogdan Myśliwiec
Bogdan Myśliwiec – photojournalist, who throughout his many years of professional work has been associated with numerous regional newspapers, including the daily Echo Dnia, Super Nowości, Tygodnik Nadwiślański, as well as the lifestyle magazine Ludzie Sukcesu. Now retired, he is pursuing his second passion – travelling around the world.
Łukasz Gągulski
Łukasz Gągulski is a photojournalist for the Polish Press Agency, as well as a graphic designer and DTP specialist. For many years he has been documenting life in Kraków and major events across Poland. He has worked professionally in photography since 1999, having started with analog photography at the age of sixteen.
He has collaborated with numerous publishers and media outlets, including Super Express and the FORUM Polish Photographers’ Agency, and since 2005 he has been permanently affiliated with the Polish Press Agency. He is a co-founder of the Kraków-based KAMELEON Cultural Quarterly. In 2012 he was awarded the title of Artist Photographer of the Republic of Poland (Artysta Fotografik RP). His photographs have been published in hundreds of advertising projects and thousands of press materials, including international titles such as The Guardian and The Washington Post.
Hanna Wierzbicka
A Silesian photographer who combines portrait work with a reporter’s curiosity about society and culture. Her images, marked by cinematic atmosphere, precise light, strong colour and composition, reflect personal engagement and allow her to tell honest, emotionally powerful stories.
Janusz Jurek
Janusz Jurek is a visual creator — a graphic designer, illustrator and photographer — specializing in street photography focused on the decisive moment and the observation of everyday absurdities. He is a winner and multiple award recipient in prestigious national and international photography competitions. His photographs have been published in National Geographic, international magazines and photography albums, and his graphic works have appeared on the splash screens of Adobe Photoshop and Adobe InDesign. He also serves as a photography competition juror and is the administrator of the largest Polish Facebook community dedicated to street photography, Fotografia Uliczna.
Paweł Roehrych
Paweł Roehrych – Structural engineer by profession and freelancer photojournalist by passion. Editor of obserwator.online web photo weekly. Today also in camerapixopress team. Located in Warsaw and devoted to street, urban and travel photography. Started photography in vibrant 90s. Some of his shots from this transition period were presented at „ Gloss, matte, color” 2022/2023 exhibition in Warsaw City Museum. Travelled with camera trough central asian mountains like Tien Shan and Pamir. More by coincedance than intentionally, but anyway, has chance to visit chineese Xinxiang in years of Uygur riots, Pakistan during demise of declining Musharaf’s regime or Nepal in last year of its monarchy. Believes that decicive moments happen also close to us in cities we daily live. And real importance of such captures emerges sometimes decades later.
Andrzej Pecio
My photographic journey began in 1975, inspired early on by intensive self-education and my first SLR camera, the Praktica Super TL. Over the years my interests evolved from photographing everyday surroundings to macro photography, and eventually to using photography as a way to understand and portray people authentically.
I have collaborated with magazines such as Wszechświat and Fascynacje, was a member of the Czas B photographic group, and currently belong to the Małopolska Association of Cultural Creators. I have participated in numerous exhibitions in Poland, as well as two exhibitions in Georgia at the Karvasla National Museum in Tbilisi, including the well-received Three Generations exhibition and a solo show titled Return to the Beginning, devoted to the lives of shepherds.
Piotr Dras
A Gdańsk-based photographer who returned to the medium after nearly two decades, now focusing on long-term documentary projects in the shipyard and the drone series “Unobvious Poland.” His award-winning work, recognised in competitions such as Legenda Morska, Viva Photo Awards, Gdańsk Press Photo and Grand Press Photo, reflects a way of seeing the world with attention, humility and curiosity.
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