
Castle Square
Sigismund's Column and the brick façade of the Royal Castle. Early in the morning, before the tour buses roll in, we have the square almost to ourselves and the light falls straight onto the castle.
You're in Warsaw for a few days and you'd love photos that actually have you in them. Not an arm's-length selfie, not a stranger's shot with your head cut off. We walk you through the Old Town, Łazienki Park and around the Palace of Culture, and all you have to do is enjoy the sightseeing.
Since 2018 we've done more than 600 shoots and collected 202 Google reviews with a 4.9 average. We speak English and Polish, and enough Chinese to get by.

Silver package
Enough for Castle Square, the Market Square and the Barbican.
Gold package
The Old Town plus Krasiński Palace, or time to switch from your own clothes into folk costume.
Platinum package
Several neighbourhoods, Łazienki Park and dusk at the Palace of Culture.
No travel fee within Warsaw. Makeup at your hotel costs €80, makeup and hair €105. We never publish your photos without your permission.
Most visitors go for a relaxed walk in their own clothes. We take natural, candid shots by the landmarks, down quiet side streets and in the park, with no stiff posing.
Or dress up in a traditional Polish folk costume or a nobleman's outfit. That's not a shot you'll get with a selfie stick, and against the Old Town it looks like a still from a period drama.

The costumes come from a Warsaw theatre costume workshop that has been running since 1993 and holds more than 3,000 pieces. Sizes range from toddlers to adults up to 2 metres (6'7") tall, so the whole family can dress up.

Sigismund's Column and the brick façade of the Royal Castle. Early in the morning, before the tour buses roll in, we have the square almost to ourselves and the light falls straight onto the castle.

Colourful townhouses rebuilt after the war from old paintings and photographs. We get there before 9am, while the cafés are still putting out their umbrellas.

16th-century brick towers make a warm backdrop for intimate shots. It's our favourite spot for the nobleman's outfit.

A 237-metre Socialist Realist tower. We shoot it from Parade Square, usually at dusk when the building lights up.

The Palace on the Isle reflected in the water, and peacocks strolling the paths without a care. It's also where we photograph surprise proposals.

A Baroque façade and garden a few minutes' walk from the Old Town. It's usually much quieter, so you can move freely and take your time with every shot.
People sometimes ask how a vacation photographer in Warsaw is different from a regular outdoor shoot. Short answer: we plan around your trip, not the other way round.
A travel photoshoot in Warsaw works best on day one or two of your trip. If the weather turns, there's still time to reschedule.
If it rains, we move your shoot for free or head to our studio in Praga at no extra cost. With kids, we go at their pace and take breaks whenever needed.
My husband hates having his photo taken. Seriously, he ran from the photographer at our own wedding. But an hour in, he was the one pointing out where to stand by the city walls. I was honestly a bit shocked. Halfway through, our little boy burst into tears because he wanted ice cream, so we took a break, and the ice cream made it into the photos too. They're on our fridge in Utrecht now.
Mireille Achterberg, Netherlands
I was in Warsaw on business with one free afternoon. I wanted a gift for my mother, who was born in Poland and left in 1981. I sent her a photo from the Barbican. She called me and was silent for a long time. Then she told me she went to school two streets away. I never knew.
Haruki Nishimoto, Japan
ok honestly i booked this the night before haha. i was travelling solo and so done with arm's-length selfies. i laughed most of the time, Tomek knew the café with the best cheesecake in town so we got a few shots there too. my friends in Johannesburg keep asking if i hired a modelling agency lol
Thandiwe Mokoena, South Africa
Tell us when you're in town, how many people are coming and whether you'd like to try a Polish costume. We'll check availability and get back to you with a route that fits your sightseeing plans.