My Perspective as an Editorial Wedding Photographer in Mallorca: Featured on Canvas Rebel

I was recently interviewed by Canvas Rebel — a platform that highlights creative professionals — where I shared more about my work as a wedding photographer based in Mallorca, my creative process, and what it truly means to build a business that reflects who I am.

As an introvert, a mother, and a creative, I’ve shaped my brand in a way that feels aligned with my values: calm, intentional, personal.

Photography with Clarity and Purpose

My approach is guided by both instinct and structure. As a Libra, I naturally seek balance — in composition, communication, and how I work with clients. I care about aesthetics, but not for show — I care because well-composed images hold emotion in a clean and honest way.

As a Projector in Human Design, I’ve learned to protect my energy and trust the timing of things. I don’t chase opportunities; I truly believe the right ones come when the time is right. I focus on doing my work well, serving my clients fully, and letting the right people find me.

“It took me time to understand that I’m not here to hustle endlessly. Once I stopped comparing myself to others, I started attracting clients who value how I see things and how I work.”

Editorial Wedding Photography in Mallorca

I work with couples who want more than standard wedding coverage. They value the right company — among both their guests and their wedding vendors. My style is editorial, with a strong focus on connection, family, and intention.

Whether it’s a luxury destination wedding or an intimate countryside celebration, my goal is always the same: to create images that feel honest and refined — photographs that become part of your family’s legacy.

“I don’t over-direct, but I do gently guide the couple when it’s needed — to help them feel more comfortable and to bring out a bit of emotional fun. My role is to create space for things to unfold naturally — and to notice the moments that matter most.”

Why This Feature Matters

This interview gave me space to reflect on my journey — from Poland to Mallorca — as a photographer and a mother of two girls. It helped me articulate what balance means in my life and what truly matters to me.

Living and working in Mallorca isn’t always easy, but it’s a very unique way of life — one that refills my heart with simple joys and trust in what’s possible, and what is really important.

If you’re looking for an editorial-style wedding photographer in Mallorca, I’d love to hear from you.

Read the full interview here