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The integrated steelworks is the largest greenhouse gas emitter in the German industry, emitting 7.9 million tons of CO2 per year. The steel industry accounts for one-third of industrial emissions in Germany. Industrial emissions rank as the second most significant contributor to emissions, trailing only behind the energy sector. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/de766dc1-4442-4269-bf88-24d0fb335704/An+Anthology+of+Changing+Climate_02.png Ingmar Björn Nolting A scene at the amusement park "Wunderland Kalkar" in Kalkar, Germany on May 21, 2023. The amusement park was built around the former nuclear power plant Kalkar. The nuclear power plant was completed in 1985 but never went online due to high costs and political concerns. Today, it is considered an investment ruin. Germany completely phased out nuclear energy by 2023. Permanent disposal sites for nuclear waste have not yet been found, and it is assumed that no disposal site will be operational until 2050. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/3d4a9ef2-1e16-467b-9509-36680b0d6128/An+Anthology+of+Changing+Climate_03.png Ingmar Björn Nolting Confrontation between the police and climate activists following the eviction of the activist-occupied village of Lützerath in favor of coal mining by the energy company RWE in Lützerath, Germany on January 14, 2023. After a peaceful large-scale demonstration with more than 20,000 participants, thousands of protesters stormed towards the cleared village. 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It particularly resonates with individuals seeking an escape from the stress and routine of everyday work life. In the forests of the Harz region, two-thirds of the spruce trees have died in recent years due to monocultures, dry soil, and infestations by bark beetles. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/5d6dddc9-5e27-464b-9579-da46cacba177/An+Anthology+of+Changing+Climate_06.png Ingmar Björn Nolting People are blocking the bucket-wheel excavator on the edge of the Garzweiler II open-pit mine near the outskirts of Lützerath, Germany, on January 8, 2023. When individuals are present in the danger zone at the edge of the mine, the bucket-wheel excavator must pause its operation until the affected area is vacated by those individuals. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/4ed7006a-80ed-4863-b229-e888d2519d9d/An+Anthology+of+Changing+Climate_07.png Ingmar Björn Nolting Children look through augmented reality at a replica of a carboniferous forest in the Museum am Schölerberg, Osnabrück, Germany on 8 October 2023. The new permanent exhibition with trees, plants and animals from the coal age is intended to show visitors how coal was formed and that the burning of fossil resources is responsible for climate change and the extinction of species. The museum also shows future perspectives and models for solutions. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/3d36591a-0edb-4f5b-b9b7-0011b8fecc39/An+Anthology+of+Changing+Climate_08.png Ingmar Björn Nolting Activists from "Ende Gelände" during preparations for a symbolic action against the construction of a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal on Rügen Island, Germany, on May 28, 2023. The planned terminal has been the subject of controversial discussions. Opponents on the island express concerns about the significant impact of the terminals to the tourism industry and the high emissions of liquefied natural gas (LNG). They express criticism about the creation of perceived excess capacities. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/87a56855-f2f8-4851-882d-852cb8f44a90/An+Anthology+of+Changing+Climate_09.png Ingmar Björn Nolting The ski hall in Alpenpark Neuss on the first day it became CO₂-neutral due to the extensive expansion of photovoltaic installations on its premises, in Neuss, Germany, on April 19, 2023. The ski hall had faced criticism before its construction due to its high energy consumption. "The company's energy strategy is setting new ecological and economic standards for the tourism industry in North Rhine-Westphalia today. This is beneficial for the people and radiates far beyond the region," says District Administrator Hans-Jürgen Petrauschke at the inauguration of the solar park. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/7df39a28-2ddc-4315-875e-002c4cc94d26/An+Anthology+of+Changing+Climate_10.png Ingmar Björn Nolting The ski hall in Alpenpark Neuss on the first day it became CO₂-neutral due to the extensive expansion of photovoltaic installations on its premises, in Neuss, Germany, on April 19, 2023. The ski hall had faced criticism before its construction due to its high energy consumption. "The company's energy strategy is setting new ecological and economic standards for the tourism industry in North Rhine-Westphalia today. This is beneficial for the people and radiates far beyond the region," says District Administrator Hans-Jürgen Petrauschke at the inauguration of the solar park. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/02a5b8f8-0047-41cf-a8cc-af294d7a86f6/An+Anthology+of+Changing+Climate_11.png Ingmar Björn Nolting Armin Laschet and Angela Merkel (German Chancellor) sing the German national anthem in front of a video projection of the Zugspitze at the closing rally of the CDU election campaign at the Nockherberg in Munich, Germany, on September 24, 2021. After 16 years as German Chancellor, Angela Merkel did not stand for re-election. In a press conference Merkel acknowledged the failures and disappointments she had experienced in climate protection. Measured against the ambition to limit global warming to two degrees, "not enough has happened" during her chancellorship, Merkel said. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/cd250073-f1f4-4e2b-9a10-749589aba52b/An+Anthology+of+Changing+Climate_12.png Ingmar Björn Nolting An excavator clears barricades on the first day of the eviction of Lützerath, Germany while an activist tries to slow down the eviction by hanging in a structure on January 11, 2023. Since 2020, environmental activists have occupied the trees, fields and houses in Lützerath, a hamlet near the North Rhine-Westphalian town of Erkelenz. They oppose the eviction of the village and the energy company RWE, which wants to extract the millions of tons of lignite that lie beneath the loess soils of Lützerath. The small village became a symbol in the fight against the climate crisis. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/d4dc7a30-1bc7-4056-92a1-7711ebeeda2e/An+Anthology+of+Changing+Climate_13.png Ingmar Björn Nolting Media entrepreneur and magazine publisher Julien Backhaus (38) in a private jet during the approach to the airport in Hanover, Germany, on August 4, 2023. Backhaus frequently utilizes private jets for business travel due to the efficiency gains. He publicly criticized the road blockades and paint attacks against private jets by the activist group “Letzte Generation.“ In an interview with the television channel ZDF, when asked about his responsibility towards future generations, he responded, "After me, the deluge, I have no children," and posed for a Twitter photo with a "F*CK YOU LASTGEN" sign in front of a private jet. For Backhaus, the innovations of entrepreneurs play a significant role in shaping a better future: "We must improve and become more efficient in everything. These products are gaining traction. Entrepreneurs should not be restricted, as they play a crucial role in shaping the future." The number of private jet flights in Europe increased by 63 percent in 2022. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/53863b6c-833b-4f8d-8858-1bd463612025/An+Anthology+of+Changing+Climate_14.png Ingmar Björn Nolting Media entrepreneur and magazine publisher Julien Backhaus (38) in a private jet during the approach to the airport in Hanover, Germany, on August 4, 2023. Backhaus frequently utilizes private jets for business travel due to the efficiency gains. He publicly criticized the road blockades and paint attacks against private jets by the activist group “Letzte Generation.“ In an interview with the television channel ZDF, when asked about his responsibility towards future generations, he responded, "After me, the deluge, I have no children," and posed for a Twitter photo with a "F*CK YOU LASTGEN" sign in front of a private jet. For Backhaus, the innovations of entrepreneurs play a significant role in shaping a better future: "We must improve and become more efficient in everything. These products are gaining traction. Entrepreneurs should not be restricted, as they play a crucial role in shaping the future." The number of private jet flights in Europe increased by 63 percent in 2022. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/334b8caf-bc63-4fac-b8ee-6f7bb99e1f07/An+Anthology+of+Changing+Climate_15.png Ingmar Björn Nolting Lilli (22) and Franz (20), activists of the "Letzte Generation,“ during an action in front of the Prada store on Kurfürstendamm in Berlin, Germany, on April 22, 2023. The activists sprayed the storefronts of Gucci, Prada, Rolex, Dolce & Gabbana, and Louis Vuitton with orange paint. They cited social injustice represented by such stores as their reason. Placards held by the group read, "We can no longer afford the rich,“ and "Your luxury = Our climate collapse." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/a112a42b-7116-438c-9ff1-023d3163d074/An+Anthology+of+Changing+Climate_16.png Ingmar Björn Nolting Two men in front of a forest fire in Jüterbog, Germany, on June 5, 2023. The forest fire is located on a former military training ground contaminated with ammunition. Due to the presence of ammunition, dry conditions, and increasing winds, the fire spread rapidly. The fire department cannot directly combat the fire due to the risk of explosions, so they opted for a "controlled burning" of the affected woodland areas. https://www.vilniusphotocircle.lt/bartosz-ludwinski daily 0.75 2025-09-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/0470bdcc-03ed-476f-bcf5-803fcc87fb31/9K7A8071.jpeg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/1ad007ac-1a09-4965-9996-5c952c5acb43/01_9K7A5626.png Bartosz Ludwinski Dima, Sasha and VItali, who are part of a bomb and mine disposal team of the Ukrainian Army, extinguish the fire in a field near Makariv, which was caused by a demolition of a previously shot down helicopter of the Russian Army. When Russian forces withdrew from northern Ukraine, they had hidden booby traps and improvised explosive devices in food, trunks, washing machines, doorways, hospital beds, and even in the bodies of those killed in the invasion, but in this case the helicopter‘s missiles had to be rendered harmless. 27. April 2022 Makariv, Ukraine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/f872a803-7ded-4175-b88f-8c52d0530af6/02_9K7A0867.png Bartosz Ludwinski On 26.02.2022 a long-range missile of the Russian army hit a civilian residential building in the Solomensky district of Kyiv. As a direct result, floors 17 to 21 were destroyed and the apartments caught fire. There is currently concern that floors 22 and 23 may collapse, bringing down the 24-story building on Valeriya Lobanovksogo avenue. Six people were injured in the attack. Saturday, 16. April 2022 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/cf18d628-aae1-4a1c-b697-82f7294106bc/03_9K7A8877.png Bartosz Ludwinski A US couple orders a child from a Ukrainian surrogacy agency. The girl is born sick, and her parents reject her. Today Bridget is six, another American Family wants to adopt her, but now there is war, they set off for Ukraine to attend a court hearing in Zaporizihzia and get Bridget out of country. In the scene, Phil and Bridget are in a stairwell inside a hotel during an Air Raid in Lviv. Saturday, 30. April 2022 Lviv Oblast, Ukraine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/49cffe47-5e6a-4ee9-ad71-5665e75f230e/04_9K7A5114.png Bartosz Ludwinski A Portrait of a FPV Drone Operator call sign "Kakao" from the 25th Brigade. The front town of Pokrovsk is considered one of the most contested sections of the front and its location is particularly important for logistical reasons. 12. December 2024 Pokrovsk Region, Ukraine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/8f5271ed-87cd-4f57-a0c3-5327f581cc96/05_9K7A4843.png Bartosz Ludwinski The table of a volunteer from Kharkiv who evacuated 300 people from the north of Kharkiv during heavy fighting. The stun gun belonged to a Russian policeman who used it to attack Ukrainians. The stun gun is so powerful that people sometimes lost consciousness for two minutes when attacked with it, which is why the Russian troops then switched to just hitting people with the stun guns. 22th February, 2023 Kharkiv Ukraine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/7799cd0e-550d-4196-b212-b79cb699886f/06_9K7A7426.png Bartosz Ludwinski A Portrait of Max before he plays at Nightclub durin the Day. Max lives as a freelance tattoo artist, graphic designer and DJ in Lviv. 21th July 2023, Khmelnytskyi Ukraine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/68563266-7c0f-4fc2-a5c0-4fa93b6baec6/07_9K7A8638.png Bartosz Ludwinski The funeral of Yuri Ruf and Taras Kryt who were killed due to artillery fire in the Luhansk region, in Lviv. || Yuri Dadak, called Yuri Ruf, was a social activist, writer and founder of the NGO „Spirit of the Nation“. He died in a battle in the Luhansk region against the Russian occupiers as a member of the 24th separate mechanized brigade named after King The funeral of Yuri Ruf and Taras Kryt who were killed due to artillery fire in the Luhansk region, in Lviv. || Yuri Dadak, called Yuri Ruf, was a social activist, writer and founder of the NGO „Spirit of the Nation“. He died in a battle in the Luhansk region against the Russian occupiers as a member of the 24th separate mechanized brigade named after King Danylo. He is survived by a wife and two daughters. 9th April 2022, Lviv Ukraine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/669afe44-8e31-4e46-b58f-ee823bb8660b/08_9K7A8031.png Bartosz Ludwinski Diana 8 years old, in front of her grandparents‘ house in Donbas. Diana was forced to leave her home in a Village, only 3 Km away from the Frontline. When she arrived at a supposedly safe place in Ukraine, the children began to call her a „separatist“. She replied to them that her father fought for the country in Bakhmut. Now her father is dead. 2nd August 2023, Markove Ukraine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/f73a0433-4d8e-4d9e-a1b0-957d76557bc4/09_9K7A8596.png Bartosz Ludwinski Kuba, a Polish volunteer & Frontline Evacuator, tries to convince Sergej, an 8-year-old child with Down Syndrome, and his parents to come with him. Sergej and his parents live extremely close to the frontline and the situation is getting worse every day, but they refuse to leave. 5th August 2023, Zakitne Ukraine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/8aa19346-fe7b-4446-94b8-73adea3f8770/10_9K7A9670.png Bartosz Ludwinski Misha and Lupiko spend time together and try to bring a little normality into their lives. Even in wartime, the guys who ran a nightclub before the war, meet, show each other the latest records or work as tattoo artists. Currently, however, they do not want to throw parties out of respect for the troops at the front. In addition, all of them are active as volunteers and organize tactical equipment and medical aid for the Ukrainian troops. 1st May 2022, Lviv Ukraine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/f344fa15-2b5c-44c6-b7ba-54437997f2fa/11_9K7A7875.png Bartosz Ludwinski Hlib in his Room in central Kyiv. While many Ukrainian men volunteer for military service, Hlib is still hesitant and does not feel ready for service at arms, which at the same time leads to great feelings of guilt towards his country and fellow people. 9th March 2023. Kyiv Ukraine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/718de91d-e58e-406b-90ed-ecb1a71eeb24/12_9K7A2583.png Bartosz Ludwinski A dead horse on a country road next to Hostomel were the Antonov Airport is located, a major international cargo airport located 10Km away from Kyiv. The Airport was one of Russias first Targets during the Invasion. 19th April. Hostomel, Ukraine. 2022 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/899837b9-e941-4fc8-995a-beb129a2509e/13_9K7A0174.png Bartosz Ludwinski Bohdan (alias) poses with a Banderas mask on his bed in his apartment in Lviv. Stepan Bandera, who was murdered by Soviet intelligence agents in West Germany more than 60 years ago, is probably the best-known Ukrainian nationalist. For parts of Ukrainian society, Bandera is a hero and role model. Russian propaganda portrays him as an enemy whose supporters it has been fighting for decades. 6th May 2022, Lviv Ukraine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/984a3efa-aacc-4d30-8441-81acbba91229/14_9K7A5681.png Bartosz Ludwinski Barbershop 20km away from the Pokrovsk Frontline in Donbas. Old weapons decorate the shop while Soldiers and Civilians get their Haircut. 13th December 2024. Dobropilja, Ukraine. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/27b4bc1c-3e46-4852-b017-5b2904e39c29/15_9K7A8988.png Bartosz Ludwinski Girls dancing on a Rave in Kyiv during wartime. After a long internal debate with the actors of nightlife in Kyiv, events are taking place again. The condition: A part of the proceeds is voluntarily donated to the army. While air alarm sirens can be heard outside, Kyivs underground can turn the day into night and escape their reality for a couple of hours. 11th March 2023, Kyiv Ukraine. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/42236947-c98d-4c54-a3ad-b67eeca2bc32/16_9K7A5137.png Bartosz Ludwinski „You don‘t kill your brother. You don‘t rape your sister. You don‘t destroy your friend‘s country. That‘s why today we dismantled this monument once created as a sign of friendship between Ukraine and Russia.“ Statement of Mayor Klitschko on Twitter. In this Scene, the head of an monument in Kyiv. 26th Aprl 2022, Kyiv Ukraine https://www.vilniusphotocircle.lt/mitar-simikic daily 0.75 2025-09-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/d9877129-67fa-4f29-bba8-fe780e60800c/Mitar+portrate.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/6c7f15cc-65fe-47ef-bad6-2fab59e27e20/Janja_01.png Mitar Simikić In every detail of the natural beauty along the banks of the river Janja, a story is revealed, Thursday, December 12, 2024. The plant appears to be a wild rose species, likely from the Rosa genus. The compound leaves (with serrated edges), along with their arrangement and the slightly woody, thorny stem, are characteristic of wild rose shrubs. In northeastern Bosnia and Herzegovina, Rosa canina is a plausible identification, as it is widespread throughout Europe, especially in hedgerows and forest edges. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/34cc0ea9-3a8d-4b5c-8195-af7700f4a3da/Janja_02.png Mitar Simikić Water moves us, guiding the rhythm of every process within our being. By embracing its proper intake, you nurture the delicate balance of mind and body. Our essence is water—it forms about 60% of an adult's frame and as much as 70% of a child's, flowing through every cell of which we are made. The Janja River was once drinkable water to be cherished, quenching thirst until the end of 1980. It flows forever defiled, and its present state reflects what it has lost: part of the river that flows through the city of Ugljevik, the northeastern part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Monday, July 11, 2022. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/8f519de7-df08-4783-83c0-b10a8e6667a9/Janja_03.png Mitar Simikić A local fisherman, drawn to the Janja River solely by his love for fishing, stands by its banks. Despite the river's severe pollution, his passion endures, though the bounty of fish has dwindled to near extinction. Each cast of his coming is less about the catch and more about the quiet connection to the river—a bittersweet devotion to a place that once teemed with life, now a shadow of its former self, Monday, March 6, 2023, in the village of Modran, Bosnia and Herzegovina. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/80375d59-5a5b-4d38-a525-02503912ef4d/Janja_04.png Mitar Simikić As water levels drop due to increasingly rare rainfall, the once-hidden secrets of the river begin to surface on Thursday, December 12, 2024. Discarded objects now lie exposed along the shallower reaches of the Janja. The river, once a flowing mirror of life, now reflects traces of neglect and environmental stress. What was once hidden beneath its waters now tells the story of a river struggling to maintain its purity, and the remains are a stark reminder of the deep scars left by years of pollution and neglect. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/88835290-7518-4e5a-a431-1353493d2df0/Janja_05.png Mitar Simikić A portrait of Dobrinka Perić, a woman who believes that even the Janja River carries its destiny, just as every person does, Saturday, October 15, 202, in Ugljevik, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Her fate was spoken long ago when she was still a young girl. During a visit to a woman who read fist palm, in what began as a playful jest, she was told she would marry and have one daughter. And so it came to pass. For the past 20 years, Dobrinka has lived alone as a widow. Her only daughter, Rada, lives with her husband and rarely visits. Dobrinka's gaze often drifts towards the down as though its flow mirrors her solitude, carrying untold stories and destinies downstream. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/dc7c7a58-44e8-4164-ae8c-bb86874573c1/Janja_06.png Mitar Simikić With the construction of the Ugljevik power plant in the early 1980s—now one of Bosnia and Herzegovina's largest energy producers—the first relocation of the Janja River took place, Monday, November 7, 2022. Even then, the river’s appearance, water quality, and surrounding environment began to change. A toxic wastewater reservoir from the power plant feeds into the Janja River through subterranean waterways, as the reservoir sits at a higher elevation next to it than the river’s flow. Over all these years, this has resulted in the river being permanently and chemically polluted, leaving a lasting scar on its once-pristine waters, municipality of Ugljevik, in the northeast of Bosnia and Herzegovina. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/a26bbbc7-523f-4cb8-976d-b7dd6c5989af/Janja_07.png Mitar Simikić Portrait of Pero Matić, who is lying in his bed in the family home, Sunday, March 2023, at the village Obrijež, Bosni and Herzegovina. He recalls his childhood, the river Janja, and their relationship. He spent his summers by its waters, swimming, playing king - whoever knocks the giant (his peer) into the shallows first will win. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/99cea202-596b-4c5a-838b-b66841276921/Janja_08.png Mitar Simikić A portrait of Drago Tomić, standing amidst his orchard. The trees around him bear the scars of a fateful year, 2014, when the Janja River overflowed its banks and submerged the land he had cultivated for years by inheritance, Monday, March 6, 2023, in Ugljevik, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Yet, Drago remains rooted like the very trees he tends. His determination to restore his orchard mirrors the perseverance of the Janja itself—a river that continues its course despite the challenges imposed upon it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/d7ec03a8-adad-4903-8973-73692baa4169/Janja_09.png Mitar Simikić A wild stretch of the Janja River, untouched by urbanization, where nature reigns supreme, Monday, November 7, 2022. Her, the river flows freely, carving its path through the land. Its waters are small meanders on whose banks, forming shapes and patterns only nature's hand could sculpt. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/b1ce7ee4-affe-47c7-bab4-a01e12189fcb/Janja_10.png Mitar Simikić A portrait of Jovo Dragić, his weathered face illuminated by memories of sunlit summer days spent herding cattle in the fields by the Janja River, Sunday, November 27, 2022. His eyes, deep and thoughtful, reflect a time when life was simple and the river was full of joy. After the cattle were led to drink the cool waters, he and the other children would leap into the river, as he recalls his brother, the fearless one, who was the best at jumping from the towering poplar trees that lined the riverbank. Jovo remembers the countless times he drank directly from the Janja River, its water once crystal clear and refreshing, photographed in the village of Prokos, northeast of Bosnia and Herzegovina. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/9a5e3e7d-6a2b-479c-8f2a-7d4484145261/Janja_11.png Mitar Simikić In the past, the Janja River would freeze over in its shallowest sections during the cold winters, Wednesday, January 25, 2023. These icy patches became natural skating rinks for the children of the nearby villages. Their laughter would fill the crisp air as they glided across the frozen surface, turning the river into a playground of joy and adventure. The ice, fragile yet enchanting, reflected the magic of simpler times when the river was not just a source of life but also a source of delight. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/ea9748fb-8e5c-44e2-97d6-a03a7c3a1338/Janja_12.png Mitar Simikić A portrait of Brano Petrović, a man whose home stands on what was once the old path of the Janja River, Sunday, March 5, 2023. Between the two world wars, the river’s frequent flooding caused immense damage to the surrounding land. At that time, the Janja split into two branches before reuniting further downstream, creating havoc with every heavy rain. Brano recalls the stories told by his elders of a monumental effort by the entire region—an unprecedented gathering of people—to redirect the river into a single course. Together, they filled the secondary channel, reshaping the river and the land. Today, Brano’s house rests on that reclaimed ground, a quiet witness to the determination of a community that came together to tame nature, photographed in the village of Priboj, the northern part of Bosnia and Herzegovina. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/4e2d4e9c-cc20-4bdc-9921-fc61aa04c37a/Janja_13.png Mitar Simikić In the past, the Janja River would freeze over in its shallowest sections during the cold winters, Wednesday, January 25, 2023. These icy patches became natural skating rinks for the children of the nearby villages. Their laughter would fill the crisp air as they glided across the frozen surface, turning the river into a playground of joy and adventure. The ice, fragile yet enchanting, reflected the magic of simpler times when the river was not just a source of life but also a source of delight. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/0f9c4551-31f5-4e67-bf21-4b67aed781b9/Janja_14.png Mitar Simikić A portrait of Ana and Nina Manojlović, twin sisters, seated in their family home that turns its back to the Janja River, Saturday, December 10, 2022. For teenagers with modern interests, their connection to the river is faint, a relic of stories rather than experience. They cannot recall ever spending time by its banks, as the Janja has become unrecognizable—its once-inviting waters are now a source of unease. Their home is a blend of memory and change. Through the window behind them, the silhouette of an old railway bridge comes into view. Once traversed by the narrow-gauge train, Ćiro, it carried loads of coal from the Ugljevik mines, a symbol of industry and progress in its time. The train ceased its journey in the early 1970s, and the bridge now serves as a pedestrian crossing for locals moving between the river’s two sides. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/2e52b6be-8d6e-4c50-8b72-fb3cb4a8ada5/Janja_15.png Mitar Simikić A portrait of Cican Dragić, a man whose story intertwines tragedy, survival, and the vivid memories of simpler times by the Janja River, Sunday, November 27, 2020. At the end of the Bosnian civil war in 1995, desperation led him to fish using a hand grenade, a dangerous practice born out of necessity. He would detonate the grenade in the water, stunning or killing the fish, which he would then collect downstream in the shallow waters. The grenade failed to sink properly and exploded at the surface, injuring him. Despite his wounds, Cican managed to seek medical help and survive. As a child, Cican remembers those waters very differently. Summer Sundays were spent at the same spot with his grandfather, who would bury his aching limbs in the warm riverbank sand to soothe his rheumatism. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/2a9c314b-2ba5-4f41-8dd0-51e1415c95aa/Janja_016.png Mitar Simikić A serene detail unfolds in the fields near the Janja River as the land rests in quiet preparation for the next planting season, Monday, March 6, 2023. The soil, dark with moisture, holds the promise of new growth. Furrows slowly crisscross the field, a testament to human care and the timeless rhythm of agriculture. In this peaceful moment, the fields wait, poised to begin their cycle of renewal as nature and humanity continue their enduring partnership. The Janja waits its turn, it seems to hold its breath, lingering in the shadows of its former vitality, yearning for renewal. Its waters carry stories of life and loss, of abundance and decline, as it winds its way through fields and forests, villages and towns. https://www.vilniusphotocircle.lt/pasha-kritchko daily 0.75 2025-09-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/6517f858-df03-45de-9492-e54fd4b063b7/Kritchko_Pasha.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/aedcc34a-2d5d-4b91-904c-ab5b86cab56e/00001_Map_of_Memories_Vilnius_HR.png Pasha Kritchko Twice forced Belarusian migrant Vesta in a temporary shelter in Warsaw, Poland, on March 3, 2022. On the night of August 28-29, 2020, due to possible political persecution, Vesta and her husband Stas fled from Belarus to Kiev, Ukraine, which became their home. At the end of 2021 and beginning of 2022, they were considering the option of buying a house near Odessa and were preparing documents. On February 26, 2022, after Russia started a full-scale invasion, they went to Lviv but faced the problem of being unable to rent an apartment due to the fact that they are Belarusians. They spent a night in Lviv in the gym, where temporary housing was organized for those in need. When they crossed the border between Ukraine and Poland, Ukrainian border guards asked, “Where will you run away, Belarusians?” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/85389d66-92f2-40ca-a3d9-878691c3ae9e/00002_Map_of_Memories_Vilnius_HR.png Pasha Kritchko The situation at the Bobrowniki border crossing (Poland - Belarus) during its closure for an unknown period. Bobrowniki, Poland. February 10, 2023. The Bobrowniki border crossing was closed by Poland in February 2023, following the trial and sentencing of Andrzej Poczobut, a Polish-Belarusian journalist and activist, to eight years in prison on politically motivated charges in Belarus. This decision further strained relations between the two countries. As of February 2023, the Brest-Terespol crossing remained the only operational border point for passenger traffic. The Kuźnica-Bruzgi crossing had already been closed in 2021 due to the Belarusian government orchestrating a migrant crisis, with thousands of asylum seekers attempting to storm the Polish border. The closure of Bobrovniki compounded difficulties for Belarusians fleeing political repression and for those traveling for work or supplies. It also affected Polish businesses dependent on cross-border trade, increasing isolation and exacerbating hardships on both sides of the border. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/52caaa7a-c594-45e3-b339-c31b1da0db3a/00003_Map_of_Memories_Vilnius_HR.png Pasha Kritchko Belarusians gathered in Warsaw, Poland, on 25 March 2022, for a massive rally dedicated to “Freedom Day” and a meeting with president-elect Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya. Freedom Day is an unofficial holiday in Belarus, celebrated on 25 March to commemorate the declaration of independence by the Belarusian Democratic Republic through the Third Constituent Charter in 1918. In Belarus, Freedom Day 2021 marked the last day of protest marches against the allegedly fraudulent 2020 Belarusian presidential election, with over 200 people arrested. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/e1631e5f-0822-4cea-ae37-14d7174e7dc8/00004_Map_of_Memories_Vilnius_HR.png Pasha Kritchko Gleb (18), call sign 'Sych' receives support from his girlfriend in Grojec, Poland, on November 24, 2022. Having joined the war as a volunteer fighter with the Kalinouski regiment in March 2022, Gleb left the front line in July 2022 due to shrapnel wounds and the psychological scars of war, including PTSD. Now, in recovery, Gleb faces an uncertain future, navigating the haunting memories of the battlefield and the struggle to rebuild his life. Gleb, like many Belarusian volunteer fighters, cannot return to Belarus, where they would face persecution and likely imprisonment for their involvement in the war. Instead, they seek refuge in countries like Poland, Lithuania, and Georgia, attempting to build new lives. However, the process is fraught with difficulty, as many feel abandoned by their home country and face challenges finding stability in their new environments. The situation is dire, with some former fighters struggling to adjust to civilian life and suffering from mental health issues. Tragically, several have taken their own lives or died in suspicious circumstances after returning from Ukraine, including cases in Lithuania. In December 2024, a Belarusian volunteer fighter was deported from Vietnam back to Belarus, highlighting the ongoing risks for those who fought for Ukraine's defense and are now targeted by Belarusian authorities. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/81f66f06-f590-4607-839e-f4f606e8a188/00005_Map_of_Memories_Vilnius_HR.png Pasha Kritchko Hands of a Belarusian volunteer fighter, Gleb (18 years old), call sign “Sych,” who went to war in Ukraine in early March 2022. 24 November 2022, Grojec, Poland. Gleb left the front line and the Kalinouski regiment in July 2022 with shrapnel wounds in his legs, persistent nightmares, and post-traumatic stress disorder. Now, he is recovering and trying to rebuild his life. This period is marked by profound uncertainty and a struggle to find his place in the world—unsure whether to return to the war in Ukraine or pursue a different path. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/249e24c1-d8b0-4a60-86dd-a5bc61829309/00006_Map_of_Memories_Vilnius_HR.png Pasha Kritchko Belarusian national leader (president-elect) Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya during the interview for France24 at the studio in Paris, France on October 6, 2022. On February 24, 2022, Svetlana Tikhanovskaya declared herself the representative of the Belarusian people and the guarantor of their rights and freedoms until new elections. Later, the Joint Transitional Cabinet (proto-government) was created. In 2.5 years, she made about 90 official visits and achieved significant international recognition and support by applying external pressure and seeking new sanctions on the Lukashenka regime and isolating him. However, during this time, due to the lack of a clear plan of action, some disagreements among the democratic forces, she has lost some influence on people inside the country, where Lukashenka continues to hold power through incessant repression, allowing for even greater integration with Russia and the provision of the country's territory for an attack on Ukraine. Paris, France. 6 october 2022. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/447c5143-2689-4cb2-a56f-c8c7e7aa236c/00007_Map_of_Memories_Vilnius_HR.png Pasha Kritchko Self-portrait in a rented room during one of my work trips to the border with Belarus. Hajnówka, Poland. December 23, 2024. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/ddd778bf-2ef9-426d-b1da-e8bf49b4c824/00008_Map_of_Memories_Vilnius_HR.png Pasha Kritchko Artsyom, a Belarusian migrant, celebrates his 29th birthday at the "KARMA" bar in Warsaw, Poland, on 3 July 2022. Artsyom reflects on his journey as a "professional migrant," noting the constant displacement he has experienced. "I first fled to Ukraine two days after my home was searched, knowing it was unsafe. Once I settled there, the war began, forcing me to leave again, this time to Poland. A month later, I moved to Georgia for three months, awaiting a visa, before returning to Poland. On my birthday, surrounded by friends I hadn't seen in years, one of my closest friends, who I hadn’t seen much either, held me in their arms. Migration is not just about moving; it’s about the struggles of adapting to a new life. From learning a new language to navigating legalities and housing, it's a constant challenge. 'Normal' life seems like a distant concept, and sometimes you forget what that even means." The "KARMA" bar, originally from Minsk, closed in Belarus in 2021 due to political pressure. It opened in Kyiv but was forced to relocate again after the war started, eventually finding its new home in Warsaw and Gdansk. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/3ac8019f-78a6-43d2-ac52-6667ce9f04d5/00009_Map_of_Memories_Vilnius_HR.png Pasha Kritchko Zoya Belakhvostsik, an actress from the Kupala Theater, during the premiere of the performance "GESE-HUMANS-SWANS" based on Alherd Bakharevich's book "Dogs of Europe" in Lublin, Poland, on 17 June 2022. In this performance, she portrays a typical representative of the authorities in Belarus, highlighting the tensions surrounding the political climate. In August 2020, nearly 60 members of the Kupala Theater, including artistic director Nikolai Pinigin, resigned in protest against the dismissal of director Pavel Latushko. Since then, only 15 members of the original cast have remained. The theater has periodically held castings to replace members, mostly recruiting new actors from the Institute of Culture. Today, the Kupala Theater presents only five performances on its main stage. Since the summer of 2020, over 800 figures from the Belarusian cultural scene have faced repression, with at least 98 individuals currently imprisoned, according to the Belarusian Rada of Culture. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/3c1344d2-884c-4458-8f8a-ed201aafa557/00010_Map_of_Memories_Vilnius_HR.png Pasha Kritchko Anti-war action of Belarusian women in Warsaw, Poland against the war in Ukraine on March 6, 2022. Just like it was on August 12, 2020 in Belarus, at the protests against violence, the girls came out in white clothes and with flowers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/3e64a370-5517-43ce-b6a5-5da5ed5e09e5/00011_Map_of_Memories_Vilnius_HR.png Pasha Kritchko Nasta Bazar (right) and her wife Dasha (left) in Krakow on October 26, 2022. Feminist and grassroots activist Nasta left Belarus for Kyiv in 2020 with her family. Shortly before the start of the war she moved to Poland. Nasta's main area of activism is protecting the rights of women and members of the LGBTQ+ community. Nasta volunteered from the very beginning of the war in Ukraine and has tried to focus on helping women who have suffered from sexualised violence. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/6d85e191-7699-41dc-8df6-d1424316c9f2/00012_Map_of_Memories_Vilnius_HR.png Pasha Kritchko Advisors to the elected President of Belarus in exile, Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, during her official visit to Norway, where she participated in the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony honoring Belarusian human rights activist Ales Bialiatski, who is currently imprisoned in Belarus. December 9, 2022, Oslo, Norway. The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded jointly to Ales Bialiatski, the Russian organization Memorial, and the Ukrainian Center for Civil Liberties for their outstanding contributions to human rights and democracy. Ales Bialiatski, founder of the human rights organization Viasna, returned to Belarus in 2021 despite the high risk of detention, demonstrating his unwavering commitment to the fight for democracy and human rights. Viasna has been a critical voice in documenting political repressions, supporting political prisoners, and advocating for civil liberties in Belarus. After his arrest, many other Viasna members were also detained, reflecting the broader crackdown on civil society organizations. Despite these challenges, Viasna and numerous other NGOs continue their work in exile, operating from outside Belarus to shed light on human rights abuses and provide support to victims https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/743b8ca0-1973-448d-9905-b614fd47d8ad/00013_Map_of_Memories_Vilnius_HR.png Pasha Kritchko Portrait of Natalya Suslova at the base of the Kalinouski Regiment in Kyiv, Ukraine, on 4 August 2022. After the death of her son Pavel “Volat” in May 2022, Natalya came to Ukraine from Belarus and joined the Kalinouski Regiment. Pavel had been the commander of a scout unit in the regiment. Natalya became part of the “Terror” battalion within the Armed Forces of Ukraine and took part in the liberation of Kherson, being among the first to enter the city. In Belarus, she actively participated in the 2020 peaceful protests against Lukashenko’s regime, during which she was detained and held in custody for several days. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/9731e6be-e65f-4f28-9ffa-834bb1d0ad3d/00014_Map_of_Memories_Vilnius_HR.png Pasha Kritchko Ayaa, a young girl, at a costume fitting for artists at the Belarusian festival "Varshunyak." Ayaa is the daughter of the well-known Belarusian singer Rusya (Shuma). Warsaw, Poland. December 21, 2024. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/b3be113c-1e7a-4e44-9ab7-0c8e5b80d1d2/00015_Map_of_Memories_Vilnius_HR.png Pasha Kritchko A fighter of the Kalinouski Regiment, nicknamed "Chili," and his cat at the regiment's base in Kyiv, Ukraine, on 2 August 2022. "Chili" is a Belarusian who has been living in Ukraine for 15 years. When the war began, he and his wife were in Lviv. They decided to relocate to Kyiv and turned their apartment in Lviv into a temporary shelter for refugees, providing a safe haven for those fleeing the conflict. The Kalinouski Regiment is one of the most prominent Belarusian volunteer formations fighting in Ukraine. Established in March 2022, it was named after Konstanty Kalinouski, a 19th-century Belarusian national hero who led an uprising against the Russian Empire. The regiment consists of Belarusians opposing the Lukashenko regime and Russian aggression, with many seeing the fight in Ukraine as directly tied to the struggle for Belarus’s freedom. Thousands of Belarusians have joined Ukraine’s Armed Forces, despite the risks of persecution or imprisonment if they return to Belarus. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/10f31ff1-f9ff-46e6-b1b9-664020ce5dbf/00016_Map_of_Memories_Vilnius_HR.png Pasha Kritchko A motorhome named Marusya at the Przekupalle music festival, located 15 km from the Belarusian border in the village of Biendziugi, Poland. August 17, 2024. Owned by a Belarusian family, Marusya has become a recognizable gathering space for Belarusians at festivals and outdoor events. Over the years, it has hosted notable guests, including musicians from RSP and opposition figures like Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya. After fleeing Belarus in late 2020 due to multiple administrative and potential criminal charges, the family rebuilt the 1984 motorhome as a symbol of freedom and stability amidst displacement. As the owner shares, “Paradoxically, this house on wheels is my most stable home for the rest of my years - rents and cities change, but Marusya doesn't. Only there do I feel at home"” https://www.vilniusphotocircle.lt/alexander-vasukovich daily 0.75 2025-09-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/bcd6b21f-e7bd-430d-bbdd-230df91a6d0b/20250802-AV-PORTRAIT-001.JPG https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/dfa95e97-f116-498f-93ce-4066c3764f6a/20220323-AV-VAS-UA-ROADS-VPC-FULL-007.png Alexander Vasukovich Grandmother talks to her grandson, 11-year-old Daniil, after his father's funeral. Vladimir, Daniil’s father, served in the special forces and was killed in action. 23.03.2022, Kyiv, Ukraine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/44fb39c2-9fbe-4c8c-859c-97478563ce75/20220324-AV-VAS-UA-ROADS-VPC-FULL-001.png Alexander Vasukovich Natallia, 44 years old, in the hospital in Brovary, Keiv region. Natallia was wounded in leg on March, 14 in Chernihiv. 24.03.2022, Brovary, Kyiv region, Ukraine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/7f23ad44-7b3f-417f-99c0-bc8a47c7f5d9/20220330-AV-VAS-UA-ROADS-VPC-FULL-013.png Alexander Vasukovich A woman is giving birth to a baby in one of the Kyiv hospitals. 30.03.2022, Kyiv, Ukraine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/f29fc20b-9d8b-4ca9-8654-92451b2d4aec/20220331-AV-VAS-UA-ROADS-VPC-FULL-002.png Alexander Vasukovich Traces of a mortar shell explosion in the parking lot of a shopping center in the village of Stoyanka. 31.03.2022, Stoyanka village, Kyiv area, Ukraine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/a16af69a-74b1-41a0-9075-88010d5ed8c8/20220404-AV-VAS-UA-ROADS-VPC-FULL-003.png Alexander Vasukovich Dead bodies found in the basement of a summer camp lay before being retrieved to take to a morgue. Ukrainian officials say that the camp was used as a base of the Russian army. Bucha, Kyiv area, Ukraine, 04.04.2022 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/10592251-aa95-4295-9029-25ab9ab3feb8/20220405-AV-VAS-UA-ROADS-VPC-FULL-010.png Alexander Vasukovich One of the apartment buildings which was destroyed by russian bombing in the town of Borodyanka. During the war, 404 private houses and 55 apartment buildings were destroyed in the town. 05.04.2022, Borodyanka, Kyiv area, Ukraine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/a1ba3709-d127-4fdd-a320-bb48e0bac284/20221012-AV-VAS-UA-ROADS-VPC-FULL-004.png Alexander Vasukovich People are crossing the Siverskyi Donets river by boat. The bridge over the river was destroyed during the war, so locals organized boat crossing. 12.10.2022, Stary Saltiv, Kharkiv area, Ukraine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/028e3198-290c-4f54-81d2-1e3560c0cfcf/20221015-AV-VAS-UA-ROADS-VPC-FULL-005.png Alexander Vasukovich Empty graves after exhumation of bodies in the mass grave created during the Russian's occupation in Izyum. Several mass graves, including one site containing at least 440 bodies, were found in woods near the Ukrainian city of Izium after it was recaptured by Ukrainian forces. 15.10.2022, Izyum, Kharkiv area, Ukraine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/9a822545-6a6f-4a66-8159-6d4e9c706d6c/20221017-AV-VAS-UA-ROADS-VPC-FULL-016.png Alexander Vasukovich Dead pigeon killed by shelling on a street in the town of Bakhmut. 17.10.2022, Bakhmut, Donetsk area, Ukraine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/67e54db1-2acf-4693-a847-dd2b8d46b5a0/20221020-AV-VAS-UA-ROADS-VPC-FULL-015.png Alexander Vasukovich Destroyed bridge over Siverskyi Donets river near the village of Zalyman. Locals repaired the bridge on their own as soon as the area was liberated. 20.10.2022, Zalyman, Kharkiv area, Ukraine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/6aeb7217-1895-4506-8821-35c12ba865f7/20221111-AV-VAS-UA-ROADS-VPC-FULL-009.png Alexander Vasukovich Ukrainian servicemen are loading ammunition into the APC. 11.11.2022, Bakhmut, Donetsk area, Ukraine. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/6f0094fd-ea58-4e04-a869-a7978a66ce14/20221115-AV-VAS-UA-ROADS-VPC-FULL-006.png Alexander Vasukovich Ukrainian servicemen are loading ammunition into the APC. 11.11.2022, Bakhmut, Donetsk area, Ukraine. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/16d4454c-d5ac-4d1f-8ac3-f318d4fd3d9f/20221115-AV-VAS-UA-ROADS-VPC-FULL-011.png Alexander Vasukovich Serviceman of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is driving to his unit’s positions in the fields near the town of Bakhmut. 15.11.2022, near Bakhmut, Donetsk area, Ukraine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/2c5362c8-300b-4995-9b40-ae1cbb3e8ecd/20221117-AV-VAS-UA-ROADS-VPC-FULL-012.png Alexander Vasukovich Paramedics provide medical aid to a wounded soldier in the Bakhmut hospital. The hospital's main function is to stabilize the injured so that they can be transported farther from the frontline. 17.11.2022, Bakhmut, Donetsk area, Ukraine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/37d38d3e-8222-431c-805c-5e0484786099/20231004-AV-VAS-UA-ROADS-VPC-FULL-014.png Alexander Vasukovich Residents of the city of Siversk in a canteen run by Protestant Christians. Every day, people can get a free hot meal here. Most of them live in the basements of their shell-damaged homes. 04.10.2023, Siversk, Donetsk area, Ukraine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/489a0613-834a-446a-ab6a-25be9af13fa0/20231005-AV-VAS-UA-ROADS-VPC-FULL-008.png Alexander Vasukovich Vladimir, 64 years old, restores a fallen cross on his neighbor's grave. He was killed by russian shelling and as it was too risky to take the body to the graveyard, they buried their friend near the apartment building where he lived. 05.10.2022, Siversk, Donetsk area, Ukraine https://www.vilniusphotocircle.lt/fatemeh-jedari-faridi daily 0.75 2025-09-27 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/afe143c4-a40d-4264-af9c-41319c39c2ac/FATEMEH+JEDARI+FARIDI-PHOTO.JPG https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/c1e5763b-53a2-479c-89e2-c983097329d4/01.png Fatemeh Jedari Faridi An unfinished and abandoned residential complex — a victim of water shortage and halted development in the drought-stricken outskirts of Tabriz. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/a49feed8-0a12-4601-b25a-7a28a63cfc42/02.png Fatemeh Jedari Faridi A deserted park on the city’s edge; once a gathering place for families, now a symbol of neglect and dryness. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/0ecaf697-501f-44e8-8227-53d0991f4c31/03.png Fatemeh Jedari Faridi Another abandoned park, left empty due to the drastic decline in water resources. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/42c0d763-872a-4372-a18a-b6fc01eeffbb/04.png Fatemeh Jedari Faridi Plastic waste has become a constant presence in the natural landscape — scattered everywhere, unmanaged and invasive. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/794067c2-eea2-46f1-8374-0e94d3a6f748/05.png Fatemeh Jedari Faridi Unauthorized construction at the edge of nature; a sign of unchecked human encroachment without planning or infrastructure. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/c1b206e0-d713-4b29-b308-29a505ea9bad/06.png Fatemeh Jedari Faridi A once-active park, now slowly abandoned in the face of water scarcity and environmental decline. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/d906d6ac-a31c-4cae-97cb-f9563da4f2a3/07.png Fatemeh Jedari Faridi The visible scars of drought on suburban parks — where greenery has vanished and dry earth has taken over. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/bab36465-788e-41c5-bb7b-860a4f6a7b15/08.png Fatemeh Jedari Faridi Illegal developments rising in the heart of the mountains, disturbing the once-pristine natural landscape. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/1a552158-f8ba-419f-8fd8-6c8f7682ad26/09.png Fatemeh Jedari Faridi Abandoned traditional kilns, once used for brick-making, now left to decay in the middle of nature. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/3ccf6968-e7a9-4e14-99fe-4fbef65be315/010.png Fatemeh Jedari Faridi Masses of waste dumped on the outskirts of the city — an ever-growing, disturbing presence in the landscape. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/f72e2f4d-2398-4505-8f36-79b8d6324d99/011.png Fatemeh Jedari Faridi Asphalt roads cutting through nature, disrupting habitats and forcing wildlife to flee their homes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/65f795a0-f629-4d56-862d-9e33bc006ed4/012.png Fatemeh Jedari Faridi Trash is sometimes burned by shepherds or passersby, leading to further air pollution and environmental damage https://www.vilniusphotocircle.lt/tbel-abuseridze daily 0.75 2025-09-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/3d574513-2ddd-4048-a3a7-033ce9ef9805/tbel-abuseridze.webp https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/ca47f424-5275-47e6-bbbf-2d881a1b04e9/1.png Tbel Abuseridze In the picture, you can see a view of different abandoned cabins on my mountain, called Natsara. Here, I spent most of my childhood with my grandparents herding cows. The mountain is now empty due to migration. The candle is the reflection from inside the cabin where I spent a couple of days documenting the disintegration. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/02aec3b1-d6f5-48dd-8e3e-4842f6011f89/2.png Tbel Abuseridze A smaller-sized shepherd dog following his owner to herd back the cows. It is important to leave the house with a stick to protect yourself in case one of them attacks you while protecting the cattle. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/f08bc628-6930-48e9-9ad2-3a1c3d5f41b7/3.png Tbel Abuseridze A still-functioning old Soviet car we call Vilis, which is still used to reach difficult terrain in Adjara. This car is older than me, and the driver took my family to my mountain in it back when I was still 7 years old. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/4f5effc3-3fbc-46e2-a205-991faf4b6f8e/4.png Tbel Abuseridze An old man nicknamed “Reigani” (after Ronald Reagan) is looking for his cows to get them home before sunset. He does this every day when he is up at the summer pastures. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/b8827293-a289-4112-8395-5a0bf6c7f11e/5.png Tbel Abuseridze A horse getting ready for a race, which happens every year as part of the summer festival. This image is the reason I started this series; I vividly dream about a horse on my mountain, and it is always this close. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/0d97c891-4f41-40b0-9487-7a786c53ab87/6.png Tbel Abuseridze A man and a woman looking for cows in misty weather. If cows don’t return on their own, their owners often go out looking for them, but during misty weather it is almost impossible to see them, so people listen for the bells that every cow has dangling from its neck. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/bbfe7fc9-323a-4d93-83f6-6f4f7c1f4852/7.png Tbel Abuseridze A cow returning home, shot from a car. Some cows choose to go back home when it’s time, so you often see them on the road. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/68383ced-022d-4819-8da5-087d15cca7d5/8.png Tbel Abuseridze A dead flower held against the sunset. As a child, a spiky flower like this always stung me with its thorns, so I like to collect them if I have a chance. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/c8e489bb-a571-4fe0-accd-9f1f974c5474/9.png Tbel Abuseridze Foam on the road. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/8c4af9ac-d7f8-4e99-a23a-f6e6890059fa/10.png Tbel Abuseridze A dead tree that will soon fall. Often, trees like these don’t last long in forests because people cut them to use for wood, as they burn fast. But this time, nobody is going to cut it because the mountain is too empty for anyone to care. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/2a7234d2-b076-4a8b-9b3b-d2fef3738588/11.png Tbel Abuseridze Light coming out of a window in misty weather. This beam is a sign of life—it means the house is active. Once, houses on my mountain were as bright as this, but everything that time touches decays, and so the light ceased to exist on Natsara. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/355c3b02-cceb-444c-bf84-3f3af3ed1b06/12.png Tbel Abuseridze The kitchen where I ate food as a child, where now grass grows. My grandmother stored a lot of dairy in this kitchen, where I’d always sneak in to steal fresh cheese. Of course, everybody knew about it, and nobody told me anything. https://www.vilniusphotocircle.lt/zifan-zhang daily 0.75 2025-09-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/3e8d691f-ebb0-44f5-bf72-3c9ac623dc6e/photo.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/24eff36b-7448-4f7d-bbb2-3bcb5ec6c296/1.png Zifan Zhang Leon Basov, 29, showers with water from a half-cut plastic bottle on Feb 17, 2025. In early 2025, a halt in Russian gas transit via Ukraine led to a severe energy crisis in Transnistria, cutting off heating and hot water. While Moldova stepped in with temporary gas supplies, the long-term solution for stable and affordable energy access remains uncertain, with ongoing discussions https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/9921754d-e791-4e56-be55-9ee4845461fa/2.png Zifan Zhang A group of young people talk in front of the House of Culture in Chitcani, a small village in Transnistria, on February 18, 2025. Like many such buildings in the region, this one features a statue of Vladimir Lenin—a common sight in Transnistria, where Houses of Culture served as hubs of Soviet ideology and culture. The statues reflect the region’s enduring ties to its Soviet past and its political alignment with Russia. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/89b2e137-b138-47c4-8aba-ed4570ab42cf/3.png Zifan Zhang Viktor Yukhymenko, 18, artist and transgender man, poses for a portrait on February 20, 2025. He dreams of leaving Transnistria to study in Scandinavia, a region he sees as more accepting. Transnistria remains highly conservative, with LGBTQ+ individuals facing violence and little protection from authorities. Incidents of beatings or even killings are rarely reported in the media. Even Tiraspol’s former gay bar, a rare safe space, was shut down under unclear circumstances. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/cc8698e4-634d-4e79-b44a-025a1be89d26/4.png Zifan Zhang A 'Back to Soviet Union' sign is displayed in the window of a theme cafe in Tiraspol on February 16, 2025. The sign reflects the region’s continued embrace of Soviet-era imagery. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/d693e5f9-5394-4311-8134-0e345e6161f4/5.png Zifan Zhang Empty railways near Tiraspol’s main train station on February 20, 2025. Trains once ran frequently from Tiraspol to Odessa, Ukraine, but services were halted due to the Russia-Ukraine war that began in 2022. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/80622f78-52ec-43e7-8b1f-7f8b80426143/6.png Zifan Zhang A young man eats at “USSR Stolovaya,” a Soviet-style canteen in Tiraspol, on February 21, 2025. The canteen features decorations and elements from the Soviet era, including newspapers on the walls. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/10fb6a7e-44af-42b5-b6b0-a3d1eed65f31/7.png Zifan Zhang Leon Basov, 29, and his girlfriend Alisa Evtodyeva, 20, pose for a portrait at their home in Tiraspol, Transnistria, on February 21, 2025. The couple has been together for about a month and a half. Leon works at a friend’s company in the gas sector, while Alisa is a children’s roller skating coach. Alisa dreams of moving to Russia, but Leon prefers to stay in Moldova. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/c8214591-81b0-4552-95ce-fae64f3455dc/8.png Zifan Zhang The flags of Transnistria and Grigoriopol in front of the hall of Grigoriopol. February 21, 2025. Flags are regularly displayed in official settings across Transnistria, a self-declared republic with close ties to Russia. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/3c306eaa-5fc7-464b-a8f8-cb5de8ff306e/9.png Zifan Zhang Cottage-style houses in the Tiraspol area on February 18, 2025. These homes often serve as preservation spaces, gathering spots for friends to share a drink, or even coops for keeping chickens together. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/5badd5c1-de21-4df1-8de9-3c74533538a7/10.png Zifan Zhang Maxim (left), Vasily (middle), and Maxim (right), all 16, ride a marshrutka (minibus) to the village of Chitcani on February 18, 2025. The three are first-year college students in Tiraspol, the capital of Transnistria. https://www.vilniusphotocircle.lt/damian-chrobak daily 0.75 2025-09-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/393130a6-6a8e-467c-9ea6-3257868c1613/portrait.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/16e98119-062c-4edc-8a23-93376bc58a1b/B0000831-r.png Damian Chrobak A massive pile of snow completely buries a disabled parking sign. This photo was taken after heavy winter snowfall near the Maxima store on Savanorių Avenue in Kaunas, where snow removal has overwhelmed designated parking spaces. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/5e21fa3b-03ef-4552-ab7a-1550912d7230/B0001017-r.png Damian Chrobak An empty billboard stands alone in a snow-covered field beside a rural highway. This deserted structure is located on the road from Lithuania to Poland, highlighting the stark and quiet landscape during winter travel. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/a7b9f385-d221-4498-825d-e4c3244f0395/B0002830-r.png Damian Chrobak A blue wooden cross with a figure of Jesus is nailed to the trunk of a pine tree deep in the forest. This quiet memorial stands in the Novaraistis nature reserve, possibly marking a place of personal significance or remembrance hidden in the woods. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/547967b3-6b21-42f4-8cc7-6df03dd4e44f/B0002884-r.png Damian Chrobak A giant basketball rests on the grass beside a fenced basketball court. The oversized sculpture is part of the public art installation at the House of Basketball in Kaunas, celebrating the city’s deep connection to the sport. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/c746c39d-f476-4368-9fbf-e34ecd0398a7/B0003032-r.png Damian Chrobak A billboard showing a pair of wide eyes hangs upside down above the wall of a modern residential building. Positioned on Ševčenkos Street in Vilnius, the striking image adds a surreal element to the area’s evolving, creative urban landscape. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/dede8e0f-858a-41a9-832c-ffd64e678128/B0004102-r.png Damian Chrobak A broken bridge slab tilts dramatically over a motorway, with the structure fractured and unsupported. This is the demolished middle section of the A. Meškinis (Kleboniškis) bridge over the Neris River near Kaunas, which collapsed unexpectedly during dismantling in February 2023, prompting safety investigations and reconstruction planning. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/bfcfb84a-f31c-48df-8106-1fb107ec658b/B0005198-r.png Damian Chrobak A boy balances on traditional wooden stilts in front of a thatched-roof house. Photographed during the celebration of Joninės in Rumšiškės, Lithuania, the moment reflects local folk traditions often revived at the Open-Air Museum’s festive gatherings. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/be9175f3-47de-4fe8-b6ca-342e02277d25/B0005205-r.png Damian Chrobak People gather wild grasses and flowers in a meadow to make flower wreaths during the celebration of Joninės in Rumšiškės, Lithuania. The tradition is part of the midsummer festivities, connecting participants with ancient pagan customs and nature. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/943f3735-e75d-4058-b626-d065624201c4/B0005989-r.png Damian Chrobak People enjoying a winter day sledding and playing in the snow in Kleboniškis, a popular recreational area near Kaunas, Lithuania. The snowy slope, framed by pine trees and power lines, becomes a lively gathering spot for families and children during the colder months. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/c71c79e4-2c57-46ca-aad7-0eb0d8bf77ab/B0006199-r.png Damian Chrobak An empty parking lot beside weathered brick buildings near Šiauliai Street in Kaunas. The outline of a demolished structure is still visible on the exposed wall, hinting at the area’s layered architectural history. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/e83d57f7-6023-4b85-838d-7505a0ec5255/B0006215-r.png Damian Chrobak A row of industrial silos stands above a modern building adjacent to a beer brewery near Kaunas railway station. This is the Volfas Engelman brewery complex, located at Kaunakiemio g. 2 in Kaunas—just a short walk from the central railway station, and known for its historic brewing tradition dating back to the 19th century as one of Lithuania’s oldest breweries. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/48e1939e-d8cb-4020-9f97-80286ca12c54/B0006959-r.png Damian Chrobak A dark, moody view of the Baltic Sea from a ferry en route from Sweden to Lithuania. Subtle waves ripple across the deep water under dim twilight, capturing the calm yet mysterious atmosphere of open sea travel across northern Europe. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/995d616f-44fd-4cb2-a329-bc1d1bbf6467/R0000533-r.png Damian Chrobak A silver car sits atop a rusted shipping container near Betygalos gatvė in Kaunas, surrounded by construction debris and sparse vegetation. The scene captures a raw, transitional urban landscape where improvisation meets industrial decay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/89090c1c-3829-4406-9a5d-5c49f33537e8/R0000864-r.png Damian Chrobak A wheat field stands quietly in the dark, illuminated only by faint ambient light. This photo was taken at night on the Lithuanian side of the Polish–Lithuanian border, highlighting the quiet agricultural character and minimal human presence in the region’s countryside. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/efb815c1-8428-4b9f-8543-aae9d13bc277/R0000929-r.png Damian Chrobak Colorful pedal boats shaped like cars sit idle in the rain near the shore. The photo was taken in Nida, Lithuania, at the end of the tourist season, capturing a quiet moment as recreational equipment remains unused due to weather and decreasing visitor activity. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/64bdcb8b-3210-4908-b421-fc2e1da67ca5/R0001289-r.png Damian Chrobak A dust-covered sculpture and construction tools sit in disarray against a brick wall. This scene is from an outdoor sculptor’s workshop at the Sculpture and Vitražas Centre in Kirtimai, Vilnius, showing the raw, hands-on environment where large-scale artworks are created and stored. https://www.vilniusphotocircle.lt/patricia-silva daily 0.75 2025-09-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/46af923f-70cf-4e53-b86b-a5366ea7dd06/ProfilePicture.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/4b12de2c-4194-44fb-9544-59a35eb3647e/01.png Patricia Silva Location: Smalininkai, Lithuania - Neman river - Natural border separating Lithuania from Kaliningrad. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/43b9d6c6-f32f-4e4a-ba4c-f164b51f74a2/02.png Patricia Silva Location: Smalininkai, Lithuania - Neman river - Natural border separating Lithuania from Kaliningrad - The only ones allowed to cross and travel free on those waters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/6f770645-a0ae-4063-b639-d4d7ace84f17/03.png Patricia Silva Location: Panémune, Lithuania - abandoned house near the bridge. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/b6d84938-829e-438c-a658-73ee3539ac96/04.png Patricia Silva Location: Panémune, Lithuania - abandoned house in Panémune. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/1789a448-d071-4f4e-951e-5c95a17bfc9c/05.png Patricia Silva Location: Smalininkai, Lithuania - Abandoned site in Smalininkai. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/aac80761-f3bf-4d29-bcbe-267014ccca87/06.png Patricia Silva Location: Smalininkai, Lithuania - Vitéle - Used to live in Smalininkai. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/64ffc579-5925-4ea5-9a70-08c18ad7ed5b/07.png Patricia Silva Location: Panémune, Lithuania - bridge that connects Lithuanian town Panémune to Russians enclave Kaliningrad. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/9f0e91de-6c34-43c2-973c-fbbdd173f62a/08.png Patricia Silva Location: Smalininkai, Lithuania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/e044312d-b02c-42ac-8a85-ea3a49071aad/09.png Patricia Silva Location: Nida, Lithuania - The end of the road. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/3dfc3437-7768-4365-b713-5c098197cf91/16.png Patricia Silva Location: Kybartai - Evelina - Born and raised in Kybartai. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/19943c46-0608-45c8-b6cb-ea15e8ba83cd/10.png Patricia Silva Location: Nida, Lithuania - View of Nida’s border. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/b3cce150-e499-4eb7-a7a9-4063f19e20e1/11.png Patricia Silva Free Birds. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/2e1a2aa9-6ceb-4273-a492-f3b8c5aa5407/12.png Patricia Silva Location: Kybartai - Close up view of the fences. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/1c59237d-0ec4-49d6-908f-97669439fa6c/13.png Patricia Silva Location: Kybartai - Bunker. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/d5f0a393-7fa4-42f2-8793-750fdee207ae/14.png Patricia Silva Location: Kybartai - Control Post. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/b355d28e-6dcc-439f-840f-259dc31a0a88/15.png Patricia Silva Location: Kybartai - Train that comes from Moscow and crosses Lithuania to reach Kaliningrad. https://www.vilniusphotocircle.lt/ramunas-danisevicius daily 0.75 2025-09-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/ccf1f441-f5af-4ea4-b3a0-b111ff54406d/Ramunas+Danisevicius.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/71bea3b4-436c-4c6e-94c2-4df49573f8ba/atostogos.png Ramūnas Danisevičius Summer time. Vacationers at the homestead Minavuonė.Telšiai.2024 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/7307ce8a-75d2-408a-bc65-9d7345b76639/ikalne.png Ramūnas Danisevičius Pavilniai Regional Park. More and more people are choosing active sports. Many rings, few cars.Vilnius 2024 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/8fe51eee-9799-4e69-b25f-53a723e691d7/kaimas.png Ramūnas Danisevičius New times. As far as I remember, there were no crocodiles in my childhood village. Only cows and chickens. Klausučiai. Biržai district.2021 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/148ae9b5-bd37-4cc9-90c4-395c82d2e570/katedra.png Ramūnas Danisevičius Cathedral shrouded in fog. Vilnius. 2021 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/ea47422f-76aa-472e-a80e-e4af6294128e/kava.png Ramūnas Danisevičius Panemunė Road. Café for travelers.Panemunės kelias. 2021 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/45fb4fc1-a461-4579-9988-82deb98b6f2c/panemune.png Ramūnas Danisevičius Lithuania Minor, a historical region that formed over centuries (until the first half of the 16th century) in the Prieglias River basin and along the lower reaches of the Nemunas River.Panemunė. 2021 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/07ebaa59-8d93-4d29-b6e7-5165303823b9/pilaite.png Ramūnas Danisevičius Priest Ričardas Doveika wants to turn the church being built in the Pilaitė neighborhood into a center of attraction for people - one whose doors could be opened at night and during major holidays, when loneliness is most painful.Vilnius. 2020 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/4f1f9aa2-f1df-49a0-bd74-88b3e4fb28b6/prstininkas.png Ramūnas Danisevičius In Vilnius, at the foot of Gediminas Hill, a 3-meter-high bronze sculpture of the Grand Duke of Lithuania, Vytautas the Great, was erected. The Grand Duke does not exist alone.Vilnius. 2020 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/a51324df-14ea-4535-8cae-7237ab8d893f/R1-07768-0028.png Ramūnas Danisevičius Sakura blossoms in Vilnius. It attracts a lot of people. Thousands of selfies and maybe some alone time.Vilnius. 2024 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/47d05c90-f01d-4e6c-8bd5-46075c104d1f/rinkimai.png Ramūnas Danisevičius Elections to the Seimas. It's like a basketball match. Who will win? Vilnius. 2024 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/b3cd33b4-e63f-4675-8f01-287dde1807b3/sauledingo.png Ramūnas Danisevičius Hot summer sun. Nida. 2024 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/065f4341-4ac3-4972-8d80-0f3e10126d98/saulegrazos.png Ramūnas Danisevičius The lamps look strange. They look like sunflowers.Birštonas. 2021 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/cce165fe-2772-4b49-a176-e2f3f4d94eb2/slavinskas.png Ramūnas Danisevičius Performance by artist Saulius Slavinskas in Nida. Local people were not impressed. Nida 2021 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/7eafa81b-3e76-4b19-9d9c-7deedcd74a12/suderve.png Ramūnas Danisevičius The bridesmaid is rushing to the wedding. Sudervė Church. Sudervė. 2021 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/6f7b5120-feee-4cdd-8aa9-a7e7b60ac567/vabalas.png Ramūnas Danisevičius "Beetle" in winter. Bad weather conditions force you to leave the car at home. Vilnius 2023 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/f3d43917-e1c3-4b14-81f4-09f05020f5a9/viena.png Ramūnas Danisevičius A lonely woman walks down the street. End of the pandemic. Antakalnio street. Vilnius 2021 https://www.vilniusphotocircle.lt/algirdas-bakas daily 0.75 2025-09-27 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/19637f60-dfea-45e4-b519-b15e6d7a70c5/Headshot.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/58b38c97-05d2-4c2e-bca4-4baba4c068d0/Bakas+X+Dain%C5%B3+%C5%A0vent%C4%97+2025_1.png Algirdas Bakas A tearful singer at the opening of the final night of the show. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/f519330c-2ed0-4bc4-84da-1732c490b8d7/Bakas+X+Dain%C5%B3+%C5%A0vent%C4%97+2025_2.png Algirdas Bakas Dancers connect before getting on stage. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/015a7f15-ff62-4746-be35-e964b8f410ea/Bakas+X+Dain%C5%B3+%C5%A0vent%C4%97+2025_3.png Algirdas Bakas Back of a girl dancer who directs a group of boys for a group shot. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/78ee84f0-b186-44c4-a3f3-c5d5898ec757/Bakas+X+Dain%C5%B3+%C5%A0vent%C4%97+2025_4.png Algirdas Bakas Portrait of a young musician minutes before the show. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/67f192d47c57b76f9723dc25/eeff50d2-a6c9-4c66-8908-3910c69cc910/Bakas+X+Dain%C5%B3+%C5%A0vent%C4%97+2025_5.png Algirdas Bakas A nap before the show. 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