—Kokie turėtų būti kliento kriterijai, kad pasirinkti fotografą?

—Bride and groom should choose the one that they trust.

—Kaip jūs atsiradote fotografijos industrijoje?

—in 2005 one of my best friend introduce me to photography, we shoot everything. Until in 2007 my partner and I found our passion to shoot wedding only

—Ar esate fotogeniškas?

—I believe every body, including me, has their own charms. And the man behind the lens should find it

—Jūsų nuomone, kokie yra svarbiausi geros nuotraukos komponentai?

—for me light and emotion two most important to make a good photo

—Ar mėgstate keliauti?

—being a wedding photographer has made me travel almost all continent. And I love traveling, especially capturing couples with different countries and cultures. but home still the best place on earth for me.

—Kas šioje profesijoje Jums patinka labiausiai?

—I am doing the thing that I love, and meeting new people on their happiest day. Plus I can travel around the world.

—Kas šioje profesijoje Jums patinka mažiausiai?

—sometimes I need to travel with long period of time (more than 2 weeks), I must leave my family.

—Kaip susitvarkote su kritika?

—I believe critics are one of ways for me to become better.

—Kokių dalykų turi būti vengiama fotografuojant?

—besides bride and groom portraits, I restrained my self to direct the event. Because I believe in real moment.

—Kokia bus fotografijos ateitis?

—it will be borderless industry. An example from our own experience: A couple live in london, booked indonesian wedding photographer and the wedding in africa.

—Kuo ypatingas fotografijos žanras, kuriame jūs specializuojatės?

—for me personally, as wedding photographer I get to applied my knowledge in landscape, product, fashion and interior photography. So it is always challenging, and I race with time.

—Kokie turėtų būti kliento kriterijai, kad pasirinkti fotografą?

—Do you really really like the portfolio of the photographer

—Kaip jūs atsiradote fotografijos industrijoje?

—On the age of 16 I started my first job at a photo studio where I learned all sorts of photography and also weddings. The first years I was a assistend and enjoyed the weddings a lot, the energy the love the fun!

—Ar esate fotogeniškas?

—Well let I be honest yes I'am..... but that's in my dream ;-) glad I'm at the other side of the lens.

—Jūsų nuomone, kokie yra svarbiausi geros nuotraukos komponentai?

—I think it needs a great moment, so you can not only see the love but also feel it!

—Ar mėgstate keliauti?

—Yeah I do, to explore new wedding location is amazing!

—Kas šioje profesijoje Jums patinka labiausiai?

—The connection with the people

—Kas šioje profesijoje Jums patinka mažiausiai?

—paying taxes

—Kaip susitvarkote su kritika?

—I think it's very important to keep growing

—Kokių dalykų turi būti vengiama fotografuojant?

—We think we do need no other families or friends to shoot with the Iphones among us, we can do it no worries :-) just enjoy the day

—Kokia bus fotografijos ateitis?

—Wedding photography will even get better than it's already is

—Kuo ypatingas fotografijos žanras, kuriame jūs specializuojatės?

—We now see a lot of outdoor wedding ceremony's during the golden hour (sundown) That's something new for us but we like it a lot. We can't have a better light

—Kokie turėtų būti kliento kriterijai, kad pasirinkti fotografą?

—First of all, it's important that the bride and groom identify themselves with the photographer and his work, the choice should be made by whether they consider he is the one who's worth recording their lifetime memories. Then, they should absolutely watch an entire wedding shot by the one they chose. I like being approached by future weds who know a thing or two about photography and who got their mind set on what they really want.

—Kaip jūs atsiradote fotografijos industrijoje?

—I started taking pictures in 2000 and shooting weddings in 2008. At first, I didn't want to do weddings, I thought it would diminish my work. But I started anyway and found the most challenging environment, I discovered that no matter what type of photography you do, you can always reinvent yourself and find new ways to tell a story. Especially when you meet extraordinary people all the time :)

—Ar esate fotogeniškas?

—I consider I ain't, but it so happens that on occasion some other photographer catches the good/bright sight of me.

—Jūsų nuomone, kokie yra svarbiausi geros nuotraukos komponentai?

—First & foremost, the people involved and their mood (if you're shooting people), then the light (I began ”seeing” the light after years of shooting) and the decisive moment. I don't agree that the quality of a photograph is not important, but it indeed comes in second after the feelings it produces.

—Ar mėgstate keliauti?

—So much that if it would be possible I would be traveling all the time.

—Kas šioje profesijoje Jums patinka labiausiai?

—The diversity – today I'm shooting a wedding, tomorrow a baptism, after tomorrow a concert, then a family portrait, a corporate event or some landscape. It's what keeps me connected all the time.

—Kas šioje profesijoje Jums patinka mažiausiai?

—Having too much to edit.

—Kaip susitvarkote su kritika?

—I'm all in for constructive criticism, don't like destructive one. That's why we're here on My Wed, right? To constantly learn from other photographers and document ourselves about where we are as wedding photographers. I, for one, would like to hear more criticism about my work and where to improve. Here's an idea: you could implement a section where each photographer could post one photo/week for critique :D

—Kokių dalykų turi būti vengiama fotografuojant?

—Getting in front of the photographer.

—Kokia bus fotografijos ateitis?

—I think it is constantly evolving and that we'll always see changes for the good. We'll always have trends that come and go, the important thing is to know who you are and do what you really like, not necessarily follow the hype.

—Kuo ypatingas fotografijos žanras, kuriame jūs specializuojatės?

—Oh, everything about it is special. I must admit I suffer when someone refers to it as a banality, thinking that ”real artists” don't do wedding photos. Special is meeting new people, seeing new places or facing new challenges. Besides war photography, I find it the most challenging type, you get to meet all kinds of situations during one day: different light every minute, you get to shoot outdoors and indoors, in plain sun or in the shadow of a tree/building, inside a cave or on a mountain top etc. etc. Need I say more?