Daugirdas Tomas Racys Landscape and Fine Art Prints

07/03/2025

Why I’m Done with ND Graduated Filters (And You Should Be Too)

https://longlensphotography.co.uk/2025/03/07/why-im-done-with-nd-graduated-filters-and-you-should-be-too/

If you’re still using them, give software a shot—I promise you won’t miss the hassle. Want to talk more about it? Consider one of my landscape photography workshops https://longlensphotography.co.uk/landscape-photography-workshops-uk/

03/03/2025

If you’re a landscape photographer like me, you’ve probably asked yourself at some point: Do I need a UV filter? I answered this question and more in blog post

If you’re a landscape photographer like me, you’ve probably asked yourself at some point: Do I need a UV filter? It’s one of those gear debates that never seems to die—some swear by them, others say they are a waste of money and even degrade image quality. After years of shooting in all kind...

16/10/2024

An extraordinary night at Elan Valley, where nature delivered one of the most powerful aurora displays I've ever witnessed. The sky lit up in vivid reds and greens, casting ethereal reflections across the calm reservoir. Autumn colors and mist added even more magic to the scene, creating a surreal landscape that's a true testament to the beauty of Wales.

This shot captures a rare moment where the elements came together in perfect harmony—one of those experiences you feel lucky to have witnessed.

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05/10/2024

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21/08/2020

Edinburgh is one of the best preserved historic cities in the UK along with York and Bath. As a capital of Scotland autonomous region it has a lot to offer from cultural experience to shopping and entertainment. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Edinburgh to any traveller or photographer looking for a historic cityscape experience. The city is well connected to the world by the international airport, railway mainlines and motorways. [ 1,220 more word ]

Edinburgh is one of the best preserved historic cities in the UK along with York and Bath. As a capital of Scotland autonomous region it has a lot to offer from cultural experience to shopping and …

19/08/2020

Glasgow is one of the major UK cities, full of contrasting scenes ranging from the old grand Scottish architecture, to gritty 1960's concrete blocks and industrial sites, to newly-built modern developments. Clyde Riverside is home to some of the best examples of the latter kind. It may all seem rather grey and unassuming in daytime, but it dramatically transforms after the sunset. [ 1,172 more word ]

Glasgow is one of the major UK cities, full of contrasting scenes ranging from the old grand Scottish architecture, to gritty 1960’s concrete blocks and industrial sites, to newly-built moder…

19/08/2020

New York is one of the greatest cities not only in the United States of America but in the whole world. Many travellers and visitors come to marvel at the scale, the riches and the contrasts of the megapolis. It has a lot to offer to anyone seeking entertainment, culture, refined dining experience and of course the shopping. It also serves as a launchpad for the exploration of the many other world-class locations both in the US and Canada. [ 1,585 more word ]

New York is one of the greatest cities not only in the United States of America but in the whole world. Many travellers and visitors come to marvel at the scale, the riches and the contrasts of the…

17/08/2020

A few years have passed since I had last showcased my photographic work from the City of Bristol in the blog. I will admit it is proving very challenging to improve upon my balloon fiesta work from 2011 and 2009. Over the time the best selling images including this one have received some minor tweaks and updates to make them a little more vivid and brighter. [ 1,079 more word ]

A few years have passed since I had last showcased my photographic work from the City of Bristol in the blog. I will admit it is proving very challenging to improve upon my balloon fiesta work from…

17/08/2020

My adventurous and landmark packed photo travel week in Italy in September, 2017 started in Rome. I then had a taster of the rugged Cinque Terre spiced up with powerful thunderstorms. The last leg of the journey culminated in Venice - the historic sea port built on the islands, and the capital of the once mighty marine military power, the merchant empire and a major European cultural centre. [ 1,883 more word ]

My adventurous and landmark packed photo travel week in Italy in September, 2017 started in Rome. I then had a taster of the rugged Cinque Terre spiced up with powerfu…

13/08/2020

Manarola Prior to coming to Cinque Terre I spent three highly rewarding days photographing Rome. The travel plans were set in stone some 5 days earlier - after all advance railway tickets are significantly cheaper and hotel choice is better. However, this also appears to be the cardinal sin of travel photography planning. Initially the weather forecast for Cinque Terre… [ 1,252 more word ]

Manarola Prior to coming to Cinque Terre I spent three highly rewarding days photographing Rome. The travel plans were set in stone some 5 days earlier – after all advance railway t…

13/08/2020

In the early autumn of 2017 I had initially planned to drive to the Pyrenees and the Italian Alps in September by car, however the life literally threw a spanned into my wheels. I couldn't drive with a broken wheel bearing, but luckily I managed to book an easyJet flight to Italy on a very short notice. I had first visited Rome twelve ago, long before I started my photography journey. [ 2,211 more words ]

In the early autumn of 2017 I had initially planned to drive to the Pyrenees and the Italian Alps in September by car, however the life literally threw a spanned into my wheels. I couldn&…

17/07/2020

My photographic journey in 2016 was arguably just as interesting as the highly productive 2015, when I really struggled to narrow down the shortlist of my best 10 images. In the search of the perfect shot I travelled both locally and internationally chasing the light, the weather, the seasonal, natural elements and man-made wonders. In May I was privileged to visit the [ 1,706 more word ]

My photographic journey in 2016 was arguably just as interesting as the highly productive 2015, when I really struggled to narrow down the shortlist of my best 10 images. In the search of the perfe…