Good day!

Camera ready, set ready! Looking very forward to another shoot later today! www.martakochanek.com

 

HIRE ME! Let me continue living my dream!

Friendly, hard working, extremely serious about her passion – female photographer is looking for opportunities to deliver photography work to you and your clients.

Photo by Marta Kochanek

HIRE ME! It’s 2018, I am 38 already and I want this life to be meaningful… never had a bigger dream than the one to be able to follow my passion and explore my never-ending desire to photograph. I just don’t want to waste any more days thinking about things that seem impossible. I see people passing away and it forces me to reflect.

Photo by Marta Kochanek

Determined and fully equipped I work 7 days a week / 24 hours a day. I only sleep when I am forced to do so. I sometime swear but they say it is normal in this industry so I take it as a common thing. I know how to make people laugh; there is always lots of fun when I work with people on set, location or in a studio. I am fortunate to be surrounded by awesome people every day. They remind me how beautiful life can be and how important it is to never give up. Life can be hard sometime but I tend not so see problems. I use my eyes for much more important things.

I am competitive but not in a rude way. I deliver work on time, usually before the deadline. I am looking very forward to the future and opportunities to deliver photography projects of any size and budget! Let me continue living my dream! I am of a value and you can trust me.

www.martakochanek.com 

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Photo by Marta Kochanek

Photo by Marta Kochanek

Photo by Marta Kochanek

Photo by Marta Kochanek

Photo by Marta Kochanek

Photo by Marta Kochanek

Photo by Marta Kochanek

Photo by Marta Kochanek

Photo by Marta Kochanek

Photo by Marta Kochanek

Photo by Marta Kochanek

Photo by Marta Kochanek

Photo by Marta Kochanek

Photo by Marta Kochanek

Birmingham Royal Ballet - Dr Coppélius

Revisiting what I shot for BRB with a bit more colorful feel :)
Dr Coppélius

Photo by Marta Kochanek

John Yeadon portrayed by me for his 70th birthday celebration

Photo by Marta Kochanek

I Love What I Do

Photo by Marta Kochanek

The National Museum of Computing at Bletchley Park

John Yeadon’s creative practice is fully explored, with the site covering a period of some 50 years of artistic activity.

The National Museum of Computing at Bletchley Park brings together John Yeadon’s 1982 ‘Portrait of a Dead WITCH‘ and his recent second version of this, the worlds oldest working computer, ‘It’s Alive. Harwell/Dekatron WITCH, 2017‘.

The exhibition runs from 1st February – 4th March.
© Marta Kochanek Photography

Photo by Marta Kochanek

Here is John Yeadon

John is a painter and is just preparing himself for a big show where two of his large paintings will go on display in one of Museums. He is the kind of guy I could speak for long hours to. Happy Birthday next month!
First shoot this year, you will now bring me luck <3
© Marta Kochanek Photography

Photo by Marta Kochanek

BTS of Artist portrait

#BTS during the today’s #photo #shoot // #painter #artist #creative #Coventry #culture ‬

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on Saturday I'm working hard

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Motherhood, maternal and art - Eastside Projects talk

Motherhood, maternal and art
 
21 July 2016, 6:30-8:00pm
Eastside Projects, 86 Heath Mill Lane, Birmingham B9 4AR
£4/2/free to ESP and EP volunteers

Over the 20th century representations of the maternal in art have drastically changed, shifting from devotional and idealised, challenging traditional ideas of motherhood and exploring multifaceted categories of maternal subjectivity, including plurality of voices.

As part of the project ‘Clipping the Church,’ this event brings together speakers including artist Tereza Buskova, curator Roma Piotrowska and photographer Marta Kochanek to investigate the position of a woman-mother-artist and explore representations of the maternal, and different models of family and motherhood, in art.

The discussion will be preceded by a premiere screening of the video Clipping the Church, a new work by Tereza Buskova, where she revives an almost extinct English tradition and adorns St Barnabas Church, Erdington with ornate baked bread and encircle it with 200 people.