Two monumental structures stand in the small spot called Stanczyki, located on the northern-east of the region. These are over 30 meters high railway viaducts. Enter the gallery to see them in the lens of Radoslaw Pszczolkowski.

Famous railway bridges in Stanczyki, called "viaducts of the North" are located on the fringes of the Romincka Forest. The bridges are almost 40-metres high. These are the highest railway bridges in Poland. They were built before the Great War. Nowadays, this magnificent building is often visited by fans of bungee jumping from all over Europe.

Jerzy Chmielewski has been sailing in Mazury Lake District for almost 30 years. In the 1970s he started his adventure with photography, yet with time the camera had to give way to the rudder, sails and a fishing rod. In 2004 the author of the gallery handed the rudder over to the "younger generation", taking a camera into his own hands.

Dariusz Zarod is a photographer from Tarnow, Southern Poland. Photography has been his passion from a very young age. He specialises in landscape photography taking his camera everywhere he goes. He has prepared a number of individual exhibitions in Cracow and Tarnow galleries, and his photographs have received recognition and several awards on various photographic competitions.

The Nidzkie lake reserve is a part of the Masurian Landscape Park, set up in 1977 in order to preserve the nature and landscape of that area for science and tourism. The Nidzkie lake reserve includes the lake and the woods around and covers the area of 2934,71 ha.