Showroom opening Porsche Centrum Warsaw Wawer is one of the biggest automotive events in Poland in recent years. The new showroom, designed in the Destination Porsche concept, became a space for the presentation of the brand’s novelties and the meeting of media and industry guests.












Also on site were unique models from the Porsche Museum, including the Porsche 918 Spyder and Carrera GT, which were brought in especially for the opening and remained in the showroom for weeks to come.
I was responsible for photographic documentary-style coverage and material prepared for the PR department’s communications – photos that not only document the event, but realistically work later in the media.

Photos before the event began
I was on site before the official part began. In theory, it’s a moment for quiet photos of the space and cars. In practice – intensive preparations.
Equipment, stands, people on the move, food boxes and technology – everything was happening simultaneously from the morning.
It was not possible to make “clean” frames. And that was not the purpose of this realization.
I focused on cars from the Porsche Museum and, where possible, single wider shots. Priority was given to shots of the cars, without exposing the backstage and preparation crews, which are not relevant to PR communications.
These models stayed on visual display for several weeks and quickly became the main attraction. They attracted fans and creators, who published material long after the opening.











Living room space and facilities
This place is impressive not only for its visual display. Equally important are the facilities – a large service area with cars on jacks and additional areas like mini golf.
The scale of the facilities shows that it is not just a showroom, but a real service center.
At the top is the Porsche Approved zone. Among the cars was a Porsche 911 Dakar.















Official part and presentation of the model
The key moment was the official part – speeches and presentation of the car.
Representatives of Porsche Poland and the Board of Directors appeared on stage, emphasizing the importance of investment in the market.
The centerpiece was the Polish premiere of the Porsche Cayenne Electric.
The model was shown as the brand’s technological direction. The all-electric SUV combines Porsche’s DNA with new architecture and performance that exceeds segment standards.
We’re talking about parameters that get the job done:
- Up to 1156 horsepower (850 kW)
- 0-100 km/h in about 2.5 seconds
- charging up to 400 kW
- Range up to about 642 kilometers (WLTP)
This is no longer just an “electric SUV.” It’s a level of performance that just a few years ago was reserved for hypercars.
At the same time, the Cayenne is not replacing the current offering – it will be developed in parallel as an electric, a plug-in hybrid and a combustion version.
From the event’s perspective, this was the moment when all attention shifted to the stage.
I was able to work from different perspectives – I wasn’t confined to one location like most photographers.
This resulted in photos that show not only the presentation itself, but also the context and reactions.
































After the official part – the life of the event
After the presentation, the space became even more alive.
Journalists recorded footage, took photos and conducted interviews. Guests moved between zones.
Live cooking, handmade leather keychains and conversations – these elements build the credibility of documentary-style coverage.










Material for the PR department
From the beginning, I knew that these pictures would keep working.
They were prepared under Porsche’s PR department – for press kits and publications.

This means a different approach:
- context
- readability
- readiness for use
My photos have been used in press kits, online publications and brand communications. This is an important part of event photography for companies – the material needs to be versatile, visually consistent and ready for use in various channels, from media to social media.
This is the material that works after the event – see my other realizations, including other events such trade shows/ industry expo, corporate events.
Event photography in practice
This project shows the reality well:
- lack of ideal conditions
- changes during
- time pressure
My job is to extract maximum value for the client, not to create perfect scenes.
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