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Michal Dzierza
Jul 151 min read
Anthony McCall's Solid Light at Tate Modern
A few shots from the exhibition currently on at Tate Modern in London.
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Michal Dzierza
Jun 301 min read
V&A mirages
Victoria and Albert museum has a magical door....
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Michal Dzierza
Jan 281 min read
One night in Soho
Somewhere between cinema and dinner....
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Michal Dzierza
Jan 32 min read
Four books for 2024
A certain Instagram ad has been nagging me for months now to "swap doomscrolling for microlearning". While I agree with the sentiment,...
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Michal Dzierza
Dec 30, 20231 min read
Best of 2023 photography
Final post of the year and a highly subjective selection of my images from this year, aka best of 2023 photography favourites. The...
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Michal Dzierza
Jan 1, 20212 min read
My 366 photography project – it’s a wrap!
Image number 1 of 366, taken on 01/01/2020 Yesterday I posted the final image in my 366 project. It started as an attempt to give my leap...
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Michal Dzierza
Feb 9, 20201 min read
Chinatown, London
I had just left the Fuji cathedral, sorry, Fuji store in Covent Garden after gettint myself acquainted with the gorgeous new Fuji X100V....
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Michal Dzierza
Jan 18, 20201 min read
Kew Gardens in winter
Winter sun. Crisp air. Mid-January blues. And lots of palm trees. Welcome to my favourite combination of low, golden sun and green...
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Michal Dzierza
Jan 1, 20201 min read
365 photography challenge
In 2020 I’m planning to do what I often considered doing, a project I often was curious about, laughed at, had mixed feelings about and...
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Michal Dzierza
Dec 7, 20191 min read
Vaporetto Numero Due
During my recent trip to Venice I used one of my most favourite – and most underused cameras – the gorgeous Fuji X100F. It was the...
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Michal Dzierza
Oct 31, 20191 min read
I AM – my latest film
I AM challenges our preconceptions of diversity. It features four young performers – Andrew, Sandra, Steve and Awa – who prove one...
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Michal Dzierza
Jul 24, 20191 min read
Brixton Market on a sunny summer afternoon
I’ve seen Brixton Market at different times of the day (and night). But it never looks better than when the strong afternoon sun is...
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Michal Dzierza
Jul 20, 20191 min read
The genius of Olafur Eliasson
You know exactly where to find Eliasson’s current exhibition at Tate Modern. You can’t miss the bright orange light on Level 2 of the...
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Michal Dzierza
Dec 12, 20181 min read
Italy on film – 35mm and 120mm
A recent trip to Italy was a perfect opportunity to use extensively my two film cameras – the 35mm Olympus OM1 I’m completely in love...
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Michal Dzierza
Aug 13, 20181 min read
Jason Kwan – portraits
View fullsize Jason Kwan is originally from Hong Kong, but lives in London where he works as a glam pop singer, songwriter and performer....
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Michal Dzierza
Jun 15, 20181 min read
Paros, Naxos and the Cyclades at their finest – before the crowds arrive
View fullsize I have visited the Cycladic Islands in the middle of the gorgeously blue Aegean Sea, many times before. It’s a little...
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Michal Dzierza
Feb 16, 20181 min read
Early morning light
When a new day quietly sneaks in… I love those first rays of sun trying to make their way in first thing in the morning. Particularly...
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Michal Dzierza
Feb 14, 20181 min read
Portrait shoot: Matthew James Morrisson
Matthew James Morrisson is a London-based actor and model. I photographed him in February 2018 in Southwark, London. Here are a few of my...
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Michal Dzierza
Nov 27, 20172 min read
Margate in pictures
So many of my friends have recently moved out of London and chosen to live by the sea in Kent. If for some reason I got lost in...
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Michal Dzierza
Nov 25, 20171 min read
Barbican sunset
I do love the Barbican. The concrete, the endless curves, angles and lines. Thee people, the activity, the oppressiveness and the endless...
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