About the snow and all the other snowy things
2010 February 11Yes, it’s plenty of that beautiful white thing around us.
Some clever people where talking, that this is the snowiest winter in Lithuania during last 15 years.
There is lots of fun of course, but to tell the truth I miss my bike allready.
But let’s start with winter and all of it’s beautiful snowy things.
At Ieva’s and Kamazas’ place.
Checking out the new place and their wedding photoalbum.
Fingers.
(that’s Sla’s most common way to spoil the picture. thanks, man)
Checking out some old pictures.
Dalia would say “These bottles are spoiling all of the pictures’.
Domas.
What a hell?
(that one was slow-motioned)
Random picture from Hotel of Things.
Dalia’s preparation for the New Year’s party with her job colleagues.
At my parents place.
Sister is helping me with my Christmas-New Year presents.
I’m really not capable of using that machine.
Almost ready.
When we had all the tails (that was the present) ready I needed the picture for my e-greeting.
So, we went to the park not far from the place I live.
The result.
On the way back.
Here we have a little make-up before the shooting of the Oval crew.
You can check out the pictures here.
This one was shot with the 50mm b.t.w.
The shadow of an Arri light.
I used them together with the flashes for the light set.
Snow!
Decided to have some fun with it.
Discovering the area.
YEAH!!!
It’s everywhere.
Tea helps, man.
Dalia+snowman.
I told you it’s everywhere.
It was slippery you know.
Dalia’s peculiarities of snow-shooting.
New Year!
At Artūras and Dovilė place.
If there is a need to mention – the party was about Bollywood.
Allan aka Danny Boyle.
We had some bollywood films projected on the wall.
Simas and Skaistė found their own dancing area.
And their own dancing style.
This one is about Domas’ teeth…
… and this one about Sla beeing bold after Domas decided he is a hairdresser.
Danny comunicating with his (foreign) family.
Danny became Allan again.
(Domas can not believe his eyes)
“What can we do? – Nothing.”
Farewell evening with Sla.
Take a closer look to Domas’ masterpiece.
That incredible CAC light.
That evening whas somehow melancholic.
What a rich guy.
Internationally rich.
Some analogs from the shooting I did for Julija shortly after New Year.
She’s studying in Austria for some time.
I don’t remember meeting somebody else so passionate when talking about the music.
My father took us to Austria for a ski-holiday.
The very beginning of the journey.
Hate to wake up that early.
Sis.
Random shot while stopping in a gas station.
It started snowing as hell when we reached Chech Republic.
We were going like 60km/h in a highway and came to the sleeping place allmost dead (especially my dad who was driving alone all that time – what a stubborn guy.)
Next morning.
Central street of a small Chech town we were spleeping at.
Good morning, girls.
In Ausria allready.
You can see it from the mountains…
…and the tunnels.
Finally arrived.
The house whe lived in was very cosy.
Strange, but cosy.
Take a look at some details.
Wooden eletctric outlet.
Perfect!
The color ones are taken with Yashica D on Kodak Portra 160nc b.t.w.
The bird house with some firewood beside it.
Wooden fire.
View through the window.
Same view on b&w.
Tribute to the fogs we had during the morning time.
And now some inside details.
The painting on a stove.
Why to paint such a scene in a midle of the living-room???
Faith-hope-love pillow+part of antler.
Nevermind all that the place was really cosy.
Some geeky discussions.
Kitchen+girls+me (you can not se me ’cause I’m shooting).
It’s allready on the way back.
To tell the trouth I didn’t dare to take my camera to the skiing area – maybe next time.
Tea is the thing that keeps us going.
The weather was perfect and since we were standing in a traffic-jam for some time we could even go with our windows open.
At home allready.
Dalia reading at the heater.
It was freezing in Vilnius when we came back.
The ceiling of Lėlė theater.
Went to watch the monoplay of R. Kazlas “Iron and Silver”.
Was disapointed – maybe was expecting to much.
And what I found was just a piece typical lithuanian theater.
Still – was worth seeing it.
Beautiful day.
But such a cold. Brrr.
The cold ending of the day on the way back home.
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Don’t get cold!
See ya!
