Wroclaw play of light [EXHIBITION]

None of them were born in Wroclaw, but only few people can convey the city's magic in their photographs better than they do. Jarosław Ciuruś, Maciej Lulko and our colleague Janusz Krzeszowski has organised a joint exhibition of their works.

They bumped into each other on one of the roofs in Wroclaw. It turned out that they share two interests: photography and Wroclaw. They have been meeting for outdoor sessions ever since. Never at noon. Always at dusk or at dawn. They can wake up at the dead of night to arrive at the right place and the right time to photograph a landscape at d "Only then can you catch intriguing lights," says Janusz Krzeszowski. The lights turn their photographs into colourful images that go beyond mere cityscape postcards.

Jarosław Ciuruś likes to hang around in Słodowa Island in Wroclaw. "Piaskowy and Tumski Bridges, the Wroclaw University area. The place may seem hackneyed, but I can always find some interesting and new angle," he says. "I like sunrise best because it guarantees the best lighting and great photographs. I also like sunsets, haze, intriguing cloud shapes and nocturnes. I'm also passionate about water. Water can add pastoral or stormy qualities to your photograph, and it also blurs beautifully," he adds.

"I am particularly attracted to the modernist side of the city and how to record it in my photographs," says Maciej Lulko. "I like this city for all things new and modern, but I can also fall in love with places like Wroclaw's Manhattan, even though it is quite off-putting, dirty and smelly. This place is one of my favourite, if not the most favourite, in the city to take photographs because of my architecture studies, a passion for learning new things and copying from professionals. My first conscious pictures feature modernist apartment blocks," he explains.

You can meet the photographers in person at 7 pm on Thursday. Their photographs are on display in the courtyard in Plac Solny 14 by the end of the year.

Jarosław Ciuruś

A Cracow resident by birth, he has been living in Wroclaw for three years now. He is passionate about architecture, interiors and cityscapes. His unique angle on Wroclaw is that he takes photographs at unusual times. One of the winners in the local edition of the "Wiki Loves Monuments" competition in 2013 and 2014, he has also received a separate award in the international edition of the event in 2013.

Maciej Lulko

A Wroclaw resident by choice. He photographs architecture and is fascinated by the city. His works have been exhibited in a number places, including Ukraine, the Czech Republic, Wroclaw's Architecture Museum and Barcelona. Over 3.5 million people from all over the world have seen his photographs on the Internet, and the main theme he pursues is Wroclaw cityscapes.

Janusz Krzeszowski

He has been working in the media for years. Mainly for the press and online publishers. A self-taught photographer. Born in 1981. He loves mountains and travelling. He has found a new home in Wroclaw. He is fascinated with landscape and cityscape photography. As a photographer he is also attentive to people and their stories. His photographs have been published in a number of newspapers magazines, including Wprost, Rzeczpospolita, Wirtualna Polska and Angora.