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Estella Dandyk
Photographer
Estella Dandyk, born in 1998, is a graduate of New York School of Visual Arts. Currently, she is a student of photography at the National Film School in Lodz, Poland. In recent years she has called herself a portrait lover aspiring to be a fashion photographer, not simply interested in clothing but more importantly to capture people’s diverse nature.
Estella is inspired by Mother Nature. She is an avid traveler which brought her to Lisbon and Bangkok to create her projects. Her photos have been exhibited in Thailand and Poland, and has been featured in several magazines both online and print, such as Horizont, Caltblut, Varsovie, and Open Call Magazine.
Estella Dandyk
Photographer
Estella Dandyk, born in 1998, is a graduate of New York School of Visual Arts. Currently, she is a student of photography at the National Film School in Lodz, Poland. In recent years she has called herself a portrait lover aspiring to be a fashion photographer, not simply interested in clothing but more importantly to capture people’s diverse nature.
Estella is inspired by Mother Nature. She is an avid traveler which brought her to Lisbon and Bangkok to create her projects. Her photos have been exhibited in Thailand and Poland, and has been featured in several magazines both online and print, such as Horizont, Caltblut, Varsovie, and Open Call Magazine.
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