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This is the first glimpse into my world of painterly, artistic photography. This collection is a curated preview of my most cherished styles, from mythological storytelling to the timeless, emotional connections within a family. It’s a window into the unique art we can create together.

Painterly Portraits: Krishna & Mythology

This is where my background as a painter truly comes to life. I create timeless, art-inspired portraits based on Indian mythology, specializing in Krishna themes for Janmashtami or any time of year. Each session is styled with custom backdrops, traditional attire, and symbolic props like flutes and peacock feathers to tell a beautiful story.

The Art of Connection: Family & Motherhood

These sessions focus on the pure, unscripted love between family members. I capture the tender moments between mother and child, the joy of siblings, and the warmth of the entire family together, creating portraits you will treasure for generations. I provide a curated wardrobe for both mothers and babies to ensure a cohesive, elegant look.

First Friends: Sibling Portraits

There is nothing more special than the bond between siblings. I love capturing the first gentle interactions between a new baby and their older brother or sister. These sessions are designed to be calm and natural, resulting in sweet, emotional photographs.

Milestones & Memories: From Sitter to First Birthday

A baby's first year is full of incredible changes, and my milestone sessions capture these fleeting moments. I especially love sitter sessions around 8-10 months when their personalities shine, but I photograph everything from tummy time to their first birthday cake smash. These sessions can be simple and classic or creatively themed.

Pure & Simple: Classic Newborn Art

These sessions are all about the quiet beauty of your new baby. Using soft, natural light and minimal props, I focus on capturing their tiny hands, sleepy smiles, and peaceful expressions. These are timeless, artistic portraits that highlight the pure innocence of the newborn stage.