Eve's Signature

Tomasz Krupa, photographer, born in 1978 in Stalowa Wola.

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The photography is created slowly, just like the painting unhurriedly produced by the painter. First, the idea of the scene that I want to keep in the frame appears in my head. Then I choose the set for it, i.e. places, people, costumes, props. I also know what feelings and emotions my painting will evoke in the recipients. A fragment of music, one look at a piece of architecture, an overheard conversation may be the impulse for creating

a photo. Sounds of urban space, its energy and movement make me want to share with others what I felt, what

I touched.

I have not parted with my camera since I was six.

I learned photography from Master Adam Krzykwa.

I photograph women against the backdrop of the city. Industrial architecture, often ugly and random, emphasizes their beauty, delicacy and subtlety even more. I try to bring out the beauty and mystery of women in prosaic, often accidental situations.

A sense of security is the most important condition when working with a model. I want her to feel comfortable, that's why I take care of all the details, such as hairstyle, make-up, outfit. I try to make her focus on herself and her emotions, not being distracted by anything. Only then we can obtain photos that we are both satisfied with.
 

The series that I am presenting here start with women.
And I start with women, because everything started with women...