Since 1968, Celina Osiecka has been running her own small photography studio on ul. Zwycięzców in Warsaw's Saska Kępa district. Over the decades she has taken thousands of portraits of Warsaw's residents - photos for passports and other documents, as well as special occasions. Even today Osiecka continues to exclusively practice analog photography, processing the images in a darkroom and then retouching them using a traditional pencil technique. This exhibit at the Praga Museum will display photos selected from her studio archive, taken between 1962 and 2022, as well as photos from her own family albums. In addition to the artistic and technical aspects of the life's work of a remarkable Varsovian, the exhibit is also a record of 60 years of changes in the field of photography, as well as societal changes in culture, fashion and morality.