Summer photos from Vilnius and around, August 2005.
	Trakai Castle
	Church of the Holy Mother of God, with Gediminas's Tower
	Pagan hill forts, Kernavé
	Pagan god, Kernavé
	Lenin in the woods, Gruto Parkas Soviet Sculpture Park. This statue (with thumb still attached!) used to stand in Vilnius, until torn down in the independence demonstrations of 1991.
	Modern sculpture in the Museum of the Centre of Europe. Which is apparently just north of Vilnius.
	Village square sculpture, Rumsiskes Open-air Ethnographic Museum
	Gediminas Prospect and the Znamensky Church
	Vilnius Cathedral seen from Gediminas's Tower
	Mickiewicz statue and the Bernardine Church

Some photos from a weekend in Vilnius, Lithuania, in February 2004.
	St Anne's church - a fine gothic church indeed, from the sixteenth century
	The Bernardines' church, right next to St Anne's
	St Anne's and the Bernardines
	The nineteenth-century neo-Gothic belfry of St Anne's
	Gediminas' castle, on the hilltop in the centre of Vilnius
	Banners of old Lithunia, inside Gediminas' castle
	Armour, in Gediminas's castle
	View of Vilnius Cathedral from the castle
	Saint Peter and Saint Paul's church
	Trakai castle with hang-gliders

	Trakai castle, with crowds on the frozen lake
	Frozen lake
	Girl skiing on the lake
	The gates of the Basilian monastery
	Entrance to the Russian Orthodox church
All photos ©2004,2005 Andrew Gilham.

Digital originals are at 3264x2448 for summer photos, 1600x1200 for winter, suitable for print reproduction at sizes of up to about 28x22 cm and 14x11cm repectively. Several are available for download in my image bank; otherwise please contact me.

See also Art Directors & Trip for a further selection available as print-ready TIFFs.

The picture of Trakai Castle in winter is popular, so I've made up some Christmas cards with the image (and a greeting in Lithuanian), and you can get them from my Café Press store.