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Early spring, for a very short time, the Forsythia bush is the star of most gardens, parks, and little green areas near the roads. In Poland, it is so popular that it is almost weird not to see it blooming

I have been following the work of a few black and white photographers, and I really liked how they used the extreme dark parts of the photographs vs the highlighted ones. It looks amazing with street

Dictamnus albus You know that effect of darker edges or corners of the photograph? Usually quite easy to achieve in any editing program or with some quick filter. But there are lenses that do that on their

Some things just work together every time you try to shoot. In this case we have the bekehlicious lens my brother owns and my mum's Rhododendrons. Of course there need to be a nice sunny day and some good

Sometimes going out to shoot something is like a hunt for the little spots of lights. But not just any as few more conditions need to meet. The spot of light, the darker background, something to shoot

I was walking around the garden minding my own business and thing to catch some nice bokeh. Flower here, flower there, some butterfly, bugs and flies, some nicely shaped eaves... usual stuff. Hold on a

When you have the right lens at hand all the ordinary things transform to fairyland. Pure magic happens when light comes though the small pieces of glass. It's like you start to see a different world hidden

It's Jasmin season! I was never fan of that fragrance. But my mum is and she has few bushes of that plant growing around the garden. She likes it so much she even has Jasmin tea she adores. But I do like