My story started in Poland, continued in Norway, and eventually brought me to Costa Rica — a place where I now live between the ocean and the jungle with my family.

For many years, I was drawn to movement, nature, freedom, and adventure. But in 2013, after breaking my elbow snowboarding, my life slowed down in a way I never expected. I went through several operations, pain, and a long healing process. During that time, photography became more than a hobby. It became a way to express myself, to reconnect with my body, and to find beauty again in the middle of change.

I started with self-portraits, and later studied art photography in Norway. Over time, my camera became a way not only to create images, but to tell stories — stories of women, love, motherhood, connection, healing, and presence.

Before photography became my full-time path, I also became a yoga teacher. Yoga shaped the way I see people and the way I work with them. I know how vulnerable it can feel to be in front of the camera, so my sessions are gentle, guided, and focused on helping you feel safe, beautiful, and seen.

Today, I photograph women, couples, families, weddings, retreats, and personal brands in Costa Rica. My style is natural, warm, feminine, emotional, and deeply connected to nature. I love soft light, movement, real connection, wind, water, skin, laughter, quiet moments, and everything that feels alive.