Eva Berchulska was born in Golub-Dobrzyn, Poland, a small beautiful town in the hills, to a family with a lengthy association in the postal industry. Her grandfather was in charge of the Post Office, they lived in the Post Office building and her entire family worked at the Postal centre. Every morning Eva woke to sounds of Postal stamp and the clatter of the telegraph. Every day, she was surrounded with stamps and envelopes and the constant flow of communication. Graduating as a Graphic Designer, her passion was to design and manufacture envelopes. She started work as Art. Teacher in non-profit organisation, where she met and worked with Max.

Max Berchulski was born in Chelmza, a small gothic town with rich history in the heart of Poland. On leaving school, he set up a " Programme of Total Care" with a group of friends, managing the care of more than 1,000 disabled people in the region. Within the framework of the organization they created, structured and implemented, with great success, their custom built programme, " Internet for the Disabled" which enabled handicapped people to work in web related activities, which was a new and very effective form of occupational therapy, empowering them to move forward in their lives.

Three years later, Max and Eva opened their first company " Meander" specialising in customised, commissioned artistic wall decoration technology, combining the techniques of wall painting and relief. Their portfolio of clients, over many years, included Hotel Groups, Restaurants, Public and Private Residence commissions.

Along with a college course in Industrial Business and Marketing, Max followed his passion for photography. He became fascinated by the niche specialisation, stereo-photography, commonly known as 3D photography.

Eva is also a great practitioner and enthusiast of 3D ' stereo-photography' and their combined skill set presented an amazing talent to " bring photography to life" – whether in print or multimedia.

In 2006 Eva and Max came to Ireland where the scenery so strongly reminded Eva of the rolling hills of her childhood and provide Max with a beautiful canvas to work from. In a nationwide tour, they began to compile a library of what is now - thousands of 3D images. From this tremendous ethnic inspiration, the company, 3D Ireland was born and the first of the product range, 3D Souvenir Postcards were created to share with those who may not experience, first hand, the beauty of Ireland, past and present. Their technological expertise brought the other elements necessary to marry art and reality – in a unique fashion.

Corporately, they have been commissioned by many to innovatively create and elevate Brand and Venue awareness. This has escalated into Events, Festivals and other avenues of Marketing.

3D is an extraordinary medium that provides the viewer with a real experience of being there - that they can reach and touch or – Jump in!

Not content with still pictures, they have created and published books, filmed festivals and CD Compilations with educational, corporate and ethnic tones.


"It is as if you appeared in this small, deep world where people are alive, the trees rustle and you can almost hear the flowing stream. Thanks to 3D photography we can now turn everything around us into real living memories."