The Studio Tour Series Starts Now!

I'm thrilled to announce that the long-awaited studio tour series has begun! A few weeks ago, I had the incredible opportunity to visit one of my talented students Ginger & Lime Photography in Budapest and film her fascinating studio tour. 

In this video, I share my 14 years of experience in photography, during which I have captured over 1,000,000 images. I discuss the valuable insights and lessons I have learned throughout my career.

My goal is to help aspiring photographers improve their work and take their photography to the next level.

Join me as I share my passion for photography and provide tips and tricks that I have learned throughout my career.

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In this video, I take you on a journey through the Peter Lindbergh Untold Stories Exhibition, showcasing some of this legendary photographer's most captivating and thought-provoking works.

The exhibition reveals a lesser-known side of Peter Lindbergh's photography, delving deep into his personal archives to present a collection of images that explore the untold stories behind his iconic photographs.

With stunning prints, intriguing anecdotes, and behind-the-scenes glimpses, this exhibition is a must-see event for any photography enthusiast. Join me as we explore the mystery, magic, and brilliance of Peter Lindbergh's Untold Stories Exhibition.

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I like to experiment and use backdrops in different ways, so I decided to do a photoshoot with a background in the lake. Backdrops can be used wherever you want: in the forest, city, water, desert, studio, in the client's home, or anywhere else.
There are no restrictions.

You may be wondering if something happened to the backdrop.

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Welcome to my photography channel.

My name is Justinas Lekavičius and I'm a portrait photographer. My vision is to create a high-quality Youtube channel for portrait photographers who are looking for a unique and creative perspective to their works.

Here is a quick video introduction to this channel. From now on, I will release one video per week, so if you want to see what is coming up please subscribe to my channel. Also, if there’s anything you would like to see let me know in the comments which topics you are interested in the most.

Creating your first photo studio can seem like a challenging task. But what if I told you that you can set up a studio outdoors - using a backdrop and natural light, shadows, and other elements that you can't find elsewhere easily.

Watch the video to see how you can use backdrops outside and learn the tricks of how to use the natural elements in your shot!

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In this video, I'll show you how to hang the backdrops using our invisible hanging system. This way you can use the backdrop and surroundings in the shot because none of the system details will be visible. It's my favorite way to hang the backdrop!

Also, the stands are heavy enough to use it outdoors for photoshoots when I want to use beautiful nature, architecture, or something else that I cannot bring to the studio.

It's an amazing system that you can learn how to use.

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It's so common in today's world to do everything like everyone else. We seek to be someone different and to be someone else that we hardly think about how to express ourselves as photographers. We forget sometimes that this art form was created to show your own perspective and voice what you want to tell to the world.

I've been lost in my creative endeavors for many years. I've tried to photograph everything in my career: from products to weddings; from families to commercial fashion photoshoots. It took me a while to understand what it truly means to be a photographer and to find my path to creativity and authenticity.

But here I am, 10 years later, showing a path for other photographers how they can grow and change. 

Because after all, photography allows you to talk about your point of view. You choose what to show in the shot and how to composition it, what to tell with it. And photography is another subjective art form that helps people to experience themselves...