This book brings together a selection of 100 photographs by Polish photographer Boleslaw Senderowicz. These works, spanning from the 1950s to the 1980s, encompass a wide range of themes, including outdoor fashion, landscapes, urban views, advertising, portraits of personalities, experimental records, and the photographer's work in his own studio, in both black and white and color.

It is complemented by an introduction by his granddaughter, Paula Senderowicz, a historical-critical study by Diego Guerra about the work, its place in the formation of an autonomous artistic and professional field of photography, and an article written by Boleslaw Senderowicz himself, published in Correo Fotográfico.