Photography is one of the ways I slow down and truly see the world around me. It’s not about chasing the perfect shot — it’s about pausing, observing, and capturing those small, beautiful moments that often go unnoticed. A reflection in a puddle, the soft light at sunset, a quiet street, a curious expression — I like to notice these things and save them, frame by frame.

I don’t consider myself a professional photographer. I simply enjoy taking pictures of whatever catches my eye — things that speak to me in the moment. Whether it’s a cozy corner in a café, the calm of nature, something funny, or completely ordinary — if it makes me feel something, I take a photo.

My camera companions are the Canon EOS R5 and EOS R, and I sometimes bring my DJI Mini 4 Pro with me when I want to capture a different perspective from above. But honestly, the most important part of photography for me isn’t the equipment — it’s the joy of looking around with curiosity and appreciation.

Through my photos and posts, I want to share how I see the world — not through perfect compositions, but through the small details that create atmosphere and emotion. It’s my way of documenting life, from the everyday to the unexpected.

I live in Germany, but I’m originally from Lithuania and spent many years in Italy, so my content reflects different cultures and moments from my life.

On these pages, as well as on my blog, I’ll be sharing my photography techniques, the editing programs I use, and small reviews of the things I photograph. Sometimes I’ll also write interesting stories behind the photos, what inspired me, or what caught my attention in a moment. If that sounds like something you’d enjoy, feel free to visit my blog and keep reading. I’m excited to share my journey and the little details I discover along the way.