Photographs that keep working after the shoot
Interiors, portraits, products, food and events — photographed for the place they will actually be used: a listing, a website, a menu, a catalogue, a press release.
What I photograph for companies
Interiors / exteriors
For property listings, contractors, architects and interior designers. The price depends on the size and scope of the space — send me the address or a floor plan and you get an exact figure.
Business portraits
Team and leadership portraits for LinkedIn, your website or the press. In my studio in Kaunas or at your office — without the frozen poses corporate portraits are famous for.
Products & menus
From furniture and drinks to jewellery, cosmetics, restaurant menus and delivery platforms. Every object needs its own light — I shoot for the place the photo will end up in.
Some of the work
Interiors, products, jewellery, events and billboards — real frames from recent projects.
One frame works longer than any advertisement500+ commercial projects
Interior photography — the first impression of your space
Good interior photography is not decoration. It is what makes a viewer stop on a listing, an architect’s portfolio or a hotel page instead of scrolling past.
I photograph with the geometry corrected — vertical lines vertical — and with the light of the room kept intact, so the space looks like itself rather than like a rendering. Where daylight is not enough, I add light that nobody notices.
Selling or renting property? Photographs are the first filter: a listing with professional images gets more views and, in most agents’ experience, less time on the market.
Building a portfolio or a company website? Then the shoot goes wider: more angles, materials, textures and details, so the set tells one continuous story instead of showing one room from four sides.
The angles that sell, professional colour correction and retouching, delivered fast so the listing can go live.
Apartment — €100–160
House — €120–210
For architects, interior designers, construction and furniture companies: more angles, details, textures and material combinations — a set that works for a portfolio, the press and social media.
Indicative project price — €200–350
Every project is quoted individually.
The first impression that speaks before you do
A business portrait is not a photograph of a face. It is the image a client meets before they meet you — on LinkedIn, on a proposal, in a conference programme. My job is to make it look like you on a good day, not like a stranger in a suit.
How it works
- Shot for the format: a LinkedIn crop, a website header and a press portrait are three different frames — tell me where it goes and you get all of them.
- Studio or your office: my studio in Kaunas, or your own space with light I bring; a whole team is usually done in one morning.
- Nobody has to know how to pose: after 450+ weddings I mostly photograph people who did not want to be photographed. It works here too.
- One visual line: the same light and treatment across the team, so the “about us” page does not look assembled from four different years.
What you get
- Retouched, high-resolution portraits, plus versions already sized for the web.
- Advice on clothing, background and posture before the shoot — the part that decides half the result.
- Files you own: no licence expiring in a year, no per-use fees.
Food photography for menus, delivery platforms and social media
A menu photograph has one job: to make somebody order that dish. It has to look like the plate the kitchen actually sends out — appetising, but honest, otherwise the first guest is disappointed and the photo has cost you a customer.
- First impression — well-lit dishes bring people in; grey phone snapshots in a delivery app do the opposite, right next to a competitor who invested in photos.
- Sales — restaurants that use professional photographs on delivery platforms consistently see more orders than the ones that do not.
- Social media — Instagram, Facebook and TikTok run on food images; one session gives you a bank of content for months.
- A menu anyone can read — with photographs, guests who do not speak the language still know what they are ordering. In a tourist city that matters more than the wording.
- One consistent brand — the same light and styling across the whole menu shows attention to detail before anyone tastes anything.
I photograph in your restaurant, during a quiet part of the day, with the chef plating as usual. For a fast menu refresh there is also an AI-assisted route, where your existing dish photos are rebuilt into clean menu images — AI menu photography.
Product photography
Product photography for e-shops, catalogues, social media and advertising — from furniture and drinks to jewellery and cosmetics. Every material needs its own light: glass, gold and matte packaging are three different problems, and I shoot each for the place the image will be used.
Product photography with AI environments
From one clean base photograph, your product can be placed into many different scenes — which saves both the travel and the set building. This is not “generating pictures”: your real product stays exactly as it is, and only the world around it changes.
- Basic version: you send photographs taken with a phone or a camera.
- Pro version: the product is photographed in the studio on a neutral background with proper light — the route to take when the result has to be perfect.
- Environment: a photorealistic scene is built around it — a luxury bathroom for a cosmetics bottle, a mountain top for a sports product.
- Light and shadow matching: the part that decides whether it is believable — shadows and reflections have to belong to the new background.
- 01 A fraction of the cost of a full production shoot
- 02 Scenes that traditional photography cannot reach
- 03 More variety from the same product
- 04 One consistent look across the whole product line
Corporate event photography
Company parties, conferences, award ceremonies, team events and product launches. I work in reportage: I do not interrupt the programme, but the speakers, the handshakes, the room and the mood all come back photographed.
Photographs are delivered within 12–48 hours after the event by agreement — while the event is still worth posting. Files come in high resolution for print and already optimised for social media and the press.
Price — €350–750, depending on the length of the event, the location and the approximate number of guests. Drone photography and video, exhibition stands and displays can be added.
500+ projects since 2010
Furniture, a whisky launch, jewellery, restaurant kitchens, office spaces, construction sites and billboards along the motorway. Each is photographed differently — what works for an apartment listing will not sell a dish on a menu.
Files in 1–7 working days
Depending on the scope, the edited gallery arrives within one to seven working days. You get full-resolution files for print and web-ready versions in the same delivery — no converting on your side. Invoices in EUR, VAT handled, English throughout.
What a commercial shoot costs
Commercial projects differ too much for a single price list — an apartment for a listing and a three-day product catalogue are not the same job. The more you tell me, the more precise the quote. This is what I need:
Get a quote- 01 What kind of shoot do you need?
- 02 How many people or objects will be photographed?
- 03 At your premises or in the studio?
- 04 Address and city.
- 05 The budget you have in mind.
- 06 Your deadline.
- 07 Anything else that matters.
Tell me about the project
What has to be photographed, where, and by when. I answer shortly, in English, with a price and the nearest free dates.