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Many, many years ago I documented a larp inspired by Justit Cronin’s books.
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Pictures from an old business trip, from the times when we had plenty of time, not like today when everything is hush-hush, quickest and shortest as possible.
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Finally in the way to the long dead priest and to Heliopolis.
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Nine years ago I made a godpole and put it into a forest.
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Can office work be a reason to buy a D&D starter set?
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Since this is a personal website, it should contain some information about me.
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Has it already been 11 years?
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Two battles and a tournament from 2014.
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“I was warned about my enthusiasm and naive trust.”
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“How I’ve tried not to be a photographer but a visitor in Junktown and failed miserably.”
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A summer vacation road trip through the western parts of France, 2012.
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Klio prepares herself for her trip to Heliopolis, but she is stopped by a local potter in need of help.
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Faster, cleaner, smaller website.
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An old post from the times when I updated the visuals for the fourth time.
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The LARP that must not be named!
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Why I choose this ruleset for my first game, for my first game mastering after quarter of a century.
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Let me invite you to a spectacular interpretation of Nordic mythology that goes full physical.
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Klio is still in the footsteps of Teofil, haunted house or not; she needs to find him and bring him home.
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Klio is chasing her dad, who went on a pilgrimage, assuming she drowned.
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Few notes from my first visit to the Danish capital.
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From my second visit to the Czech larping iteration of Westeros.
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I barely remember these times; it was BC (before COVID) anyway.
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Sometimes similarities in names are used to gain attention.
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Right now, if you’re good at something and don’t monetise it, you almost have to justify that decision.
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Following up on my outreach to the twenty Czech members of the European parliament, only three replied.
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Someone came up with an idea of putting internet nerds into proper suits and dresses, making them dance.
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Device shopping sucks, but sometimes you just need to replace a dying computer.
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EU wants to scan all your digital messages for child safety but it’s like giving government a master key to every lock - won’t stop criminals, will enable surveillance abuse.
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Few short days in the highlands and the Isle of Skye in November many years ago.
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It took me six months to leave the Catholic church, but I did it and you can do it also.
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Blast from the larping past.
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In the year 1434, a civil war was ending, and we know plenty of details.
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The biggest Italian larp of 2014, one of the biggest in Europe.
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Make git hooks persistent across repository clones.
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Thousands of spectators, hundreds of combatants, village burning so hot, you can feel it as a spectator.
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Blast from the past - the very first LARP I’ve shoot with my own digital camera.
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A spontaneous trip to Rome sparked by a LARP event—ancient landmarks, vibrant streets, chance encounters, and surprisingly good gluten-free pasta.
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Let’s continue the story of Klio.
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Seeing World of Warcraft in the flesh was a new experience for me, quite different from my online experience many years ago.
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YouTube broke my yt-dlp setup again, but I fixed it.
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My first theatre photoshoot, was lost during a website migration—now, after 16 years, I’m finally bringing the images back online.
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Join pagans across Europe at IASC 2025 in Poland (26 July–2 August) for a week of rituals, workshops, and community.
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One day, I picked up the phone from Kamil.
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I have had a Facebook page as a photographer for more than a dozen years.
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This short story is about an accident at a lighthouse and Klio’s first supernatural experience.
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Why I spend my with with writting session diaries, and few words about setting of my game.
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I’ve spend two summer weeks of 2015 in Brittany.
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Why I choose this ruleset for my first game, for my first game mastering after quarter of a century.
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You might think Paganism is a thing of the past, but it’s very much alive.
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Do you spend a lot of time working on a computer?