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Behind the Lens: My Process and Technique

byAbhishek KhannaStudio in Gurugram; Travels for shoots across Delhi NCR and IndiaStarts from1,500 Per ImageView full gallery

I capture food using precise lighting and styling. Here is the technical breakdown of how I turn raw ingredients into commercial-ready visuals.

The final shot of Chole Bhature for Rakesh Masala, shown next to the product packaging it was created for. This demonstrates how I create an aspirational serving suggestion for a packaged good.

A short video showing the retouching process for a samosa shot. This highlights the digital cleanup and color grading I perform to create a perfect, polished final image.

A before-and-after video of a cocktail shot, demonstrating the impact of professional retouching on color, contrast, and overall mood.

A retouching demonstration on a burger photograph. This video shows how I enhance textures, colors, and details to create a mouth-watering final product.

A behind-the-scenes look at a shoot for PAUL India, showing the setup for a granola bowl shot and the resulting image. This reveals the process of transforming a simple setup into a professional photograph.

A video montage from a shoot day at PAUL India, showcasing the restaurant environment, my on-location lighting setup, and the meticulous food styling process.

This video shows my process for shooting a baked gnocchi dish, from the camera setup and lighting to the final, beautifully styled image.

A behind-the-scenes clip of a pasta shoot, showing the on-camera preview and the final composed shot. This demonstrates how I build a scene to create a compelling food photograph.

A short video showing the setup and final image for a Pumpkin Ravioli dish. It provides a quick insight into my on-location shooting and styling workflow.

This video captures the process of shooting Tagliolini with Black Truffle, from the camera and lighting setup to the final, elegant overhead shot.

About Behind the Lens: Process & Technique

I do not just click a shutter. Whether I am using tweezers to place a single garnish or focus-stacking images for a large-format print, every element is engineered. My process involves building the scene, controlling light with studio strobes, and handling all post-production myself to ensure the final image matches the brand's exact specifications.

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