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Indian Street Food & Snacks Photography

byAbhishek VatsStudio in Ghaziabad; Travels across India for shootsStarts from₹18,000 per dayView full gallery

Crispy samosas, tangy chaat, and Mumbai-style Vada Pav captured to show fresh textures and vibrant colors. My photography brings the authentic energy of Indian snacks to your digital menus.

A deconstructed Pani Puri or Golgappa shot, with crispy puris, spicy water, and sweet chutney arranged neatly for a clean and modern take.

Two perfectly fried samosas served on a bed of spicy chole, drizzled with tamarind and mint chutneys.

A classic Pav Bhaji, with soft, buttery pav buns and a rich, flavorful vegetable mash topped with a dollop of butter.

A Mumbai-style Vada Pav, with a spiced potato fritter tucked inside a soft bun, layered with dry garlic chutney and green chutney.

Raw chicken cuts marinated with Indian spices, ready for cooking, showcasing fresh ingredients for a meat delivery brand.

A plate of Aloo Tikki Chaat, where crispy potato patties are topped with yogurt, chutneys, and chopped onions.

A plate of Dahi Bhalla, soft lentil dumplings soaked in creamy yogurt and topped with sweet and spicy chutneys and pomegranate seeds.

Two golden-brown samosas served with green and tamarind chutneys, a timeless Indian snack.

Crispy Kachoris served with a side of spicy potato curry, a popular breakfast and snack item.

A different angle of Kachori with aloo curry, presented in colorful tableware to create a vibrant image.

About Indian Street Food & Snacks

Capturing street food requires more than just a camera. Because street food can quickly lose its appeal if not styled correctly, I handle the arrangement of garnishes, chutneys, and textures myself. I use macro lenses to highlight the crunch of a samosa or the creaminess of yogurt in dahi bhalla, ensuring the final image looks as fresh as when it was served.

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Abhishek Vats

Studio in Ghaziabad; Travels across India for shootsStarts from ₹18,000 per day

I’m Abhishek, and I’m a perfectionist when it comes to food. I handle both the camera and the styling myself because I want total control over the colors and textures, especially for something as complex as Indian street food.

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