The Vistula river
In August 2025, a low water level was recorded at the Warsaw Vistula Boulevards hydrological station. It reached 6 cm. The photographs were taken perpendicular to the river Vistula. Here, we can see numerous sandbanks, vegetation, changing colors, and closed ponds waiting for higher water levels.
Awards
World Photo Annual
2025Discovery of the Year
Abstract
Non Professional
The Vistula river
In August 2025, a low water level was recorded at the Warsaw Vistula Boulevards hydrological station. It reached 6 cm. The photographs were taken perpendicular to the river Vistula. Here, we can see numerous sandbanks, vegetation, changing colors, and closed ponds waiting for higher water levels.
About Artist
Adam Jeżewski
Born in 1979 in Zabrze, Poland. Photography is my passion, in which I seek silence and light. It allows me to discover new places and meet wonderful people. From misty mornings in the mountains to the rugged landscapes of Iceland and Patagonia. I love these landscapes, but I'm increasingly delving into other areas of photography, such as portraiture, street photography, and drone photography, which has allowed me to discover new possibilities and a different perspective on the space around me.
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