At the end of last year, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of its establishment in 2024, the Roztocze National Park published a multi-panel wall calendar and a nature calendar. A total of 11 of my photographs were published in both publications.

The December cover of the monthly magazine Przyroda Polska is adorned with a photograph of which I am the author. This is the thirteenth cover on which there is my photograph in 19 years of cooperation and the second this year prepared by me for this magazine. The publisher of the magazine is the League for Nature Conservation.

For the second year in a row, I received an order from the Parczew Forest District for a calendar with my photographs. The calendar was prepared according to the same design as last year, and consists of 13 pages illustrated with 13 photographs depicting selected parts of the landscape of the area administered by the Forestry Commission. It includes 12 photographs signed with my name. The calendar was prepared in A3 format (29.7x42 cm) and was printed on elegant matt paper, and the calendar included all the necessary information about holidays and name days. The calendar was published in a limited edition to promote the Forestry Commission.

The cover of the November issue of the monthly magazine Przyroda Polska, published by the League for Nature Conservation, features a photograph of which I am the author. It is my twelfth cover prepared for this magazine.

A practical three-part wall calendar for the coming year 2024 has been prepared on behalf of the Biłgoraj Municipality Office. The so-called "heads" of the calendar are decorated with two photographs of my authorship presented below. Half of the circulation is illustrated by a photograph taken from a bird's eye view over the picturesque valley of the Czarna Lada River, while the other is a photograph depicting a pine forest in the Solska Forest. The publication is part of a promotional campaign of the Biłgoraj Commune.

My original wall calendar for 2024 entitled Solska Primeval Forest, In the land of pine and wetlands, has once again been published. This is already the third edition of the calendar with photographs taken in the Solska Forest complex. It consists of 13 pages, illustrated by 12 photographs. The calendar was prepared in A3 format (29.7x42 cm) and printed on elegant matt paper; the calendar includes all the necessary information about public holidays and name days. The cover image below features all the photos featured in the calendar and six sample calendar pages. The calendar has been published in a limited edition, and those who are interested should contact me using the form in the CONTACT section.

In the seventh edition of the National Photo Contest "Pearls of Polish Nature 2023", my author's photograph entitled. "Cottongrass impression" won third prize in the Plants category. The competition received 2044 photographs in 6 categories by 252 photographers

Within the framework of the XIX International Festival of Nature Photography, Visions of Nature 2023, another edition of the Open National Nature Photography Contest entitled. "Wild, beautiful, polish". At the request of the organizers, I got involved in the work of the competition's jury, and their results will be announced during the second day of the festival on November 19. The organizer of the competition is the Union of Polish Nature Photographers.

In the photographic competition "Poland is beautiful" organized by the Mieczysław Wielomski Photography Association "Against Nothingness", a photograph of mine was awarded and was among the honored works from 632 photographs submitted for the competition. The photograph will be presented in an exclusive post-competition photo album.

"Spring fanfares" is the title of a photograph of mine, which was among the 42 best works submitted for the photo contest organized as part of the 2nd Narew Nature Festival. The photograph will be featured in a post-competition exhibition presented during the festival. The vernissage will take place on Friday, October 20, at 18:00 in the Hall of Culture at 6 Stary Rynek Street in Lomza.