What does Lithuania look like in the 21st Century? The new Unseen Lithuania unveils the country's landscape along with the ancient heritage of its people and takes a look at the incredible future they are creating today.

Breathtaking views of the Baltic sea and the dunes of Curonian Spit, graceful bends of rivers, along with cities and towns of great beauty were all photographed from above during magical hours of light at different seasons of the year.

Lithuania's cutting edge achievements in scientific research, robotics, lasers, optics, biotechnology, information technology, radioelectronics, industrial innovation and smart design are presented through the lens of an artistic photographer.

The traditions of Lithuania are visual delights that are interspersed throughout the book. The most colorfully intricate Easter eggs, masquerade masks, weathervanes, Easter palms, archeological finds and many unique expressions of Lithuanian heritage are all inside.

Marius Jovaiša - is an internationally acclaimed Lithuanian photographer and publisher. His first photography book, Unseen Lithuania, was published in 2008 and became a bestseller that has been translated into 11 languages and presented in more than 30 countries. President Valdas Adamkus and the Lithuanian government have been bestowed prestigious national awards upon him for his contribution to building Lithuania's image and promoting tourism. Jovaiša has published photography books about Mexico and Belize. He was the first person in the history of Cuba to receive permission to photograph the country from above for a photography book about that mysterious land. H e is a strong proponent of a healthy lifestyle and is active in public and community affairs. He has planed tens of thousands of trees in the heart of Lithuania near Kėdainiai at the Unseen Lithuania oak grove. He and his wife Brigita are parents of four children.