The Art Of Photography...

“You don't take a photograph, you make it!”

Hi, I’m Janne — the quiet force behind Janowski/AVS, my personal non-profit passion project dedicated to photography, AI-driven visual storytelling, and conceptual image-making. As a full-time media teacher specializing in photo, film and sound, I have ongoing access to professional studio resources, which lets me chase ambitious ideas with almost no budget and complete creative freedom. Today my work lives mainly in the realm of the still image and AI-enhanced concepts: the expanding Dreamscapes universe (including its more intimate World of Sensuality explorations), Women of Star Trek portraits, cosplay, fine-art, glamour and boudoir sessions. I blend traditional photography with 3D environments and AI tools to create immersive, narrative-rich imagery that celebrates beauty, strength, and a quiet, artistic sensuality.

Everything is shaped through open, respectful collaboration — what I call the Janowski method. I offer the thematic vision and atmosphere; the model or actress has full freedom with wardrobe, expression, and style. Artistic sensuality, empowerment, and mutual joy sit at the core.
Nothing is ever released without complete agreement from everyone involved.

Janowski/AVS remains purely non-commercial — zero agendas, just shared curiosity and the pleasure of creating together. Browse the galleries of photographs, composites, and AI pieces.
Interested in modeling collaborations or simply exchanging ideas? Reach out — I’d love to hear from you.
Dreamscapes...
I am currently mainly working on a photography series that merges themes of female empowerment, beauty, and individuality with imaginative, often futuristic settings. Through the "Strength & Elegance (S&E)" concept, each project is designed to highlight the unique qualities of every model while blending real-world photography with advanced digital enhancements. My goal is to create visually compelling stories that inspire and captivate.

For over 15 years, I’ve explored the above mentioned themes through innovative photography. ‘Dreamscapes’ is the culmination of this journey—a celebration of human connection and creativity...
S&E
S&E (Strength/Sensuality & Elegance)…

A collection exploring themes of empowerment, beauty, and positive sensuality, with influences ranging from historical settings to futuristic visions.
Women of Star Trek...
WoS (Women of Star Trek)...

A subcategory celebrating the iconic female characters of Star Trek through cosplay photography, combining detailed costumes with atmospheric settings created in post-production.
MET
MET (Modern Empowerment Themes)...

Exploring contemporary styles and expressions of confidence and individuality.
What You Can Expect as a Model
- Access to all photographed material:
You will receive all images from our sessions through a shared folder, ensuring full transparency and collaboration.

- Mutual consent on edits: 
I will never release any edited images without your approval, whether it is regulated comprehensively or on a "per photo" basis by the mandatory "Model Release Form", so you’ll always have a say in how the material is presented.

- A token of gratitude:
As a heartfelt thank-you for your participation, I’d be delighted to capture other types of photos after our session, whether for personal or portfolio use.
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Want to know more?

Never hesitate to contact me and ask about literally anything. There are no stupid questions, and it's always better to discuss and get answers before getting into new projects. Feeling safe and secure about projects before committing to them is very important.

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Can I have some own ideas or suggestions?

Of course you can! That's what makes a creative and fun collaboration. Never ever hesitate to talk about ideas and suggestions, I promise to always be open minded and never judging. Of course there are things that we for various reasons cannot or will not do, and that's also important to be 100% open about from the start of a project...

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Age restrictions...

To model/act in any of my projects you must be able to verify that you are at least 18 years old, i.a. due to the current GDPR and International Integrity Laws. This is the only restriction regarding age. I have designed a basic Photo Release Form that needs to be filled in before the project starts. It is a kind of form/"contract" that are signed by you as a model and me as a photographer regarding how and where the photos/edits may be used and how you and I should be credited when an image is used/posted/published (digitally). From time to time I receive requests from models aged 16 and 17 about sessions, and though participating at these ages is possible, with written permission from a legal guardian (e.g. in the above mentioned "Photo Release Form"), neither I nor the photography industry recommend start modeling as a minor.

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"Live" or "distance" collaboration?

The short answer to this question is that it depends on where in the world you are located. If you live in, or ever visit, the northern part of southern Sweden, we could probably make a "live" photo studio session. If you on the other hand are located far from here, maybe in another part of the world, we could make a distance collaboration. In this case you (yourself or with the help of someone) take the photos yourself and send/share them to/with me through the Internet, and I do the editing and compositing and share the result back to you.

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Ready to join?

When you feel that you are ready to join I can only say: Welcome aboard! So great that you are interested in some form of creative and fun collaboration. Send a message or mail and let me know if there is any particular project(s) that you want to be in, and/or if you have any own ideas/suggestions. Also feel free to ask more and maybe check out the FAQ page...

What does a typical photo session look like?

As a still photographer, I am definitely more of a COM ("Catcher of Moments") than a SOI ("Shouter of Instructions"), i.e. I prefer to let the model act freely to shape their character and experiment with different expressions and poses, within the given framework we have for the plot/theme, while I dedicate myself to capturing these expressions/shapes in the best possible way. A creative workshop-like "co-creation", where I am always open for your suggestions and ideas!

Can I do a test session, before I decide?

Of course You can! It is quite common for me to start a new IRL collaboration with letting the model test how it works and feels to in the studio, without any demands or predetermined goals. A good way to learn more about how these projects work, for everyone in general and for those with little or no studio modeling experience in particular.

Do you shoot only one model at a time??

Well, it's has mostly been like that so far, but if you have ideas that involves someone else (a friend maybe), or you want to try "dual model sessions" in any way, it is quite ok!
So, again, never be afraid to ask or suggest!

Is there any money involved?

Everyone involved in a project (me/you) participates on equal terms, completely voluntarily and non-profit, and in the end hopefully gets a lot out of it in the form of new experiences, joint creative work and opportunities to develop and try out new ideas.
Of course, after discussing and approving photos/edits together, we get to use the finished material for our own PR like showreels, portfolios, social media and CVs, a bit like what is called TFP (Time for Print) in the photography context.
Should a project become interesting in a larger context (e.g. with a photo agency or distributor), we will of course decide together how to proceed. It's incredibly important to me that we always agree before we release any material, so that everyone is happy and feels comfortable with the result in the end.


Are there any themes or genres you absolutely don't shoot?

Like I mentioned on other pages here on the site I'm doing my best to be as open and non-judging as I can regarding themes and styles, but of course there are things I would not consider doing, like abusive, racist, political and ultra-religious themes or pornography.
I have been asked several times if I would consider shooting nudity or semi-nudity, and I usually answer that I believe I could, as long as it's done in an artistic style and aiming to enhance sensualism, beauty and other positive and dreamlike aspects and all involved feel comfortable and safe about doing it.
But, never be afraid to discuss and suggest ideas you would like to try - if it's within laws and reason we can probably use it in some form.

Openness, honesty and absolutely no hidden agendas are such important guiding principles, but unfortunately they seem to be all too rare in the media world today...
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