Bednarski Photographics :: 248·293·9600 :: Paul Bednarski :: Auburn Hills, Michigan :: Architecture :: Illustrative :: Portraits :: Travel

My mission is simply to capture images with creative vision, to illustrate and reveal to the viewer what might possibly escape their sight and to stir their feeling, emotion and thought.

This is accomplished through constant and comprehensive communication with the client / team and the perpetual hunger of challenge to push creative limits, detailed planning and the realization to consistently view from a fresh perspective.

I fully expect that the creative energy put forth to fulfill my client's needs will result in an ever upward spiral of creativity, customer satisfaction and common growth.

Paul S. Bednarski

PAUL BEDNARSKI’S professional career began as the Visual
Communication Director and Corporate Photographer for Smith, Hinchman and Grylls Associates in Detroit Michigan. During his ten year tenure he attended the Center for Creative Studies majoring in photography.

In 1990 Paul opened his own studio in a 3,000 square foot loft in downtown Detroit. Paul's photography has taken him throughout the United States, Europe and South America. His European landscape and urbanscape was included as part of a world wide collection celebrating the 150th birthday of
photography. A thirty foot panoramic mural is prominently displayed in the
top floor of the DTE boardroom, and his work was part of the 1996 Michigan Collective of the Galleria Biegas in Detroit and more currently as collectives at the Sherry Washington Gallery in Detroit and the Three Pines Gallery in Harbor Springs, Michigan.

Paul’s impressive list of clients include: CAMPBELL'S SOUP, NORTHWEST AIRLINES, DELPHI AUTOMOTIVE, ALBERT KAHN ASSOCIATES, MINORU YAMASAKE & ASSOCIATES, THE DETROIT ZOO, FORD MOTOR COMPANY & GENERAL MOTORS.

Currently Paul's studio is located in Auburn Hills, Michigan. When he is not behind the lens, you may find Paul sailing, kayaking, cooking a gourmet meal or inline skating with his children, ages 9 and 10.