Dear Friend, please, enjoy the website regarding Adam Mazek Photography. Check out for new posts!
🔍
Street Photography (extended version)
Dear Friend, please enjoy the set of pictures entitled “Street Photography (extended version).” DOWNLOAD PDF For more sets of pictures, click here, here, and here.
Transience, part IV
Dear Friend, please enjoy the set of pictures entitled “Transience, part IV.” DOWNLOAD PDF For the first part, click here. For the second part, click here. Or, for the third part, click here.
Photography constantly amazes me.
Photography constantly amazes me because reality amazes me as well.
Indifferent issues.
I want to be insensible to indifferent issues.
Virtual Place of Seclusion
My blog is my virtual place of seclusion, where I do not have to read and watch the news.
There is no simplistic unitary goal to life.
The older I am, the more I feel that life has no simplistic unitary goal.
Once again, about Taschen publishing house.
I wrote this text on the 6th of February, 2024. It was the day when a new shipment from Germany (from Taschen Publishing House) arrived.
Lack of nothing.
How to feel satiety, lack of nothing, how to desire nothing and stop being seduced by all kinds of desires and temptations?
Valuable.
All things change over time, and someday, my street photos will become much more valuable, even though most are not strictly documentary images.
I wrote this text.
Last time, I noticed I frequently used the phrase “I wrote this text.” Thus, I decided to write a text about it.
Reading Proust.
Reading Proust makes me travel back in time and recall my past.
Posthumous memory.
Does posthumous memory have value?
Walking during hot weather.
In the middle of winter (I wrote this text on the 28th of January, 2024), I will write about walking during hot weather.
Money issue.
Today (I wrote this text on the 27th of January, 2024), I will write about money issues.
I am a real Nowhere Man.
This text won’t be about one of the most meaningful Beatles songs sung by John Lennon, “Nowhere Man.”
Tricky mind.
Today (I wrote this text on the 25th of January, 2024), I will explain how one’s mind can be tricky.
Am I denying myself?
Am I denying myself in terms of writing about fame?
Aimless journey of a simple man.
The older I am, the more I consider my life to be the aimless journey of a simple man.
Don’t fight against adversity.
Don’t fight against adversity. Accept hardship and misfortune, thank nature deep in your inner spirit that adversity exists, and do your own thing.
Hunger Coach.
If I had to change my profession, I would become a Hunger Coach.
Hunger vs. Appetite
Today (I wrote this text on the 20th of January, 2024), I will try to write about the “Hunger vs. Appetite” battle. This is a battle that many of us may not even realize we’re fighting, but understanding it can have a profound impact on our health and well-being.
Is what we feel and see an illusion?
The titled question of what we feel and see as an illusion is tricky. It’s a complex and intriguing puzzle that invites us to delve deeper into the nature of our perceptions.
Slow down.
I will try to explain how to slow down artistically in today’s post (I wrote it on the 18th of January, 2024).
Goodness.
Goodness in this world should be sought first and foremost within oneself, not in the external world.
Happiness is a choice.
The older I am, the more I feel and see that happiness is a choice.
Inspired by Proust and Dostoyevsky.
This text is inspired by both Proust and Dostoyevsky.
If you do not know what to do, take your camera and photograph anything you want.
This text won’t be groundbreaking in terms of discovering my life’s philosophy and lifestyle.
Find your own path and follow it.
In today’s post (I wrote it on the 11th of January, 2024), I want to encourage you, my Dear Friend, to find your own path and follow it.
Learning and teaching.
Today (I wrote this text on the 10th of January, 2024), I will write something about learning and teaching.
What is outside my mind has no effect on my mind.
I keep trying to instill in myself the Stoic advice of Marcus Aurelius, that what is outside my mind has no effect on my mind.
I love my photographs.
I’ve never written a catchy and cliche phrase about how I love my photographs.
The last day of my life.
Sometimes, I wonder what the last day of my life would look like.
My pictures live in my imagination.
While looking at my photographs, I sometimes have an impression that odd, otherworldy, bizarre, unexplained, ambiguous, or ghoulish occurrences happened or can happen before or after I took a photo. My pictures live in my imagination.
Deliberations on fame.
Today (I wrote this text on the 3rd of January, 2024), I will write my deliberations on fame.
I read to remain calm.
The older I am, the more I feel I read to remain calm.
A routine.
I’ve built a routine that I do not want to escape from.
I do not have any plans or expectations regarding 2024.
Today (I wrote this text on the 31st of December, 2023), I want to state I do not have any plans or expectations regarding 2024.
The ultimate loyalty.
My ultimate loyalty is to my creative heart, mind, and soul.
Appetite for fasting.
Today (I wrote this text on the 28th of December, 2023), I will write about my appetite for fasting.
Current political events.
I don’t comment on current political events because my blog is anti-mainstream.
Wise.
Just because I feel I’m getting more intelligent as I get older doesn’t mean I’m wise at all. I may just be getting less and less stupid.
Enjoy who you are.
Enjoy who you are. After all, you are unique.
Don’t you think it’s sometimes wise not to grow up?
The title of this text, “Don’t you think it’s sometimes wise not to grow up?” is a quote from one of The Rolling Stones’ most charming songs, “100 Years Ago.”
A voyage of discovery myself.
I don’t want to stay on the surface of myself. I want to lead a voyage of discovery inside myself – that’s why I create.