Man seems to us to be a stable, uniform whole, hard as a rock, just like the title monolith. We forget, however, that, like rocks, we are often formed by erosion. We can get used to bad experiences, accept that they have become an inseparable part of ourselves and turn them into a strong side of our personality.
Model: Kamila Szybalska
Technical Info: Mamiya RB67 Pro-S + Ilford Delta 400 (exp. 11/2005)
amateur category
Monolith (Single)
DESCRIPTION
AUTHOR
Born in 1995 in Wrocław, Lukasz Spychala "Koneser" is a Master of Science in Computer Science by education and an award winning photographer from passion. Since 2015, he has been a member of the ParaArtist Photography Association - Culture Agenda of the Wrocław University of Technology. He has already collaborated with over a hundred models from different countries. His pictures have been included in several collective exhibitions, published in many international websites (such as PhotoVogue) and magazines, receiving awards and building quite a reputation as an analog photographer.
In fact, he shoots with the traditional Japanese Mamiya RB67 Pro-S medium format camera using black and white, color and diapositive photographic films. His favourite types of photography are female portrait and nude photography, in which he excels. The most recent awards are Category Winner "Analog/Film" - "Professional Analog/Film Photographer of the Year" Title; "Jury Top 5 Selection" Award; 1st place in the category "Analog/Film-Fine Art" in IPA - International Photography Awards 2022.
In fact, he shoots with the traditional Japanese Mamiya RB67 Pro-S medium format camera using black and white, color and diapositive photographic films. His favourite types of photography are female portrait and nude photography, in which he excels. The most recent awards are Category Winner "Analog/Film" - "Professional Analog/Film Photographer of the Year" Title; "Jury Top 5 Selection" Award; 1st place in the category "Analog/Film-Fine Art" in IPA - International Photography Awards 2022.
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