About Me

I am a professional musician since 1995 playing cello in St. Christopher Chamber Orchestra in Vilnius, Lithuania. Having an extensive background in music helped me to develop a special and subtle sense of photography art as another side of my life.

About Pinhole

Pinhole, also known as Camera Obscura, is the technique that allows light to penetrate through a small hole and project an upside-down image on a wall of a completely dark room. That’s how this technique of photography was invented. At present times Pinhole technique is used by photographers not only out of curiosity but also for taking especially artistic pictures.

A monochrome image of a wooden dock, showcasing its rustic charm and simplicity — Pinhole XIII

A monochrome photo of towering trees in a dense forest — Pinhole XV

A creatively composed double exposure of a black and white brick walkway — Pinhole XXII

A man sitting on a bed in a room, holding cello — Pinhole XXVII

A man lying on the floor in a empty room with clarinet — Pinhole-Andrius

River crossing with black and white bridge — Pinhole V

Black and white photo of a street with a distant building — Pinhole IX

An artistic black and white photograph capturing a staircase — Pinhole

Load More You’ve reached the end of the list

About Solargraphy

I love being away in my beloved homestead in the middle of the plains of my country – Lithuania. Nature itself made perfect conditions for Solargraphy – wide open spaces, perfectly untroubled skies, peace, and quiet. Solargraphy as a technique is not too sophisticated – high-quality photo paper is placed inside an empty can and exposed to daylight through the tiny opening for an extensive period.