Good day! My name is Dmitry Bychek. I have been photographing professionally for about four years and seven years. I never thought that I would make a life with this, and did not even know that was possible. And then we went with mom to the country. I was 16 years old. And I just went into the garden and began to photograph its phone Nokia N73. There's no working joystick to remove it was extremely difficult sometimes to focus, it was about 10 minutes.

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Good day! My name is Dmitry Bychek. I have been photographing professionally for about four years and seven years. I never thought that I would make a life with this, and did not even know that was possible. And then we went with mom to the country. I was 16 years old. And I just went into the garden and began to photograph its phone Nokia N73. There's no working joystick to remove it was extremely difficult sometimes to focus, it was about 10 minutes.

So I went into the garden and just started shooting. And you know, me as covered. The next two years I was off on the phone, never posted, just enjoyed. Then school is over. For a while I forgot about taking pictures, but over time, as well as having some experience, I realized that without photographs can't. Bought the camera-zoom, then Amateur SLR, and then a professional camera.

In photography I love, probably all genres, but in its own way. I shoot landscapes, and portraits, and weddings... They are good in their own way. Now decided to show my favorite portraits taken over three years.

I don't see any particular magic in frames and not try to show any hidden meanings. I just do it intuitively. That is, each shooting at me goes with a new experience. I never go to the same location. Always changing and looking for new angles. I'm just interested in all aspects of photography. Learning any particular way I regard this as a great hindrance to creativity.

I love to walk in the woods and shoot magic paint that you see there. Love to walk at night and shoot the stars, like to walk on night cities and shoot them. And I can safely say that 80 percent of my life I spend photographing or processing.
In conclusion, the photography is my everything and I learned it on my own experience of trial and error, and I continue to learn every day. Look and not see. Good for you.

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