Featured Aerial Storytelling & Drone Photography
From sacred rivers to Himalayan peaks, I use my drone to chase stories that exist only from the sky. This is a collection of my favorite frames—where technology meets tradition.
This is the golden hour over Jama Masjid in Old Delhi. From the sky, you can see the entire story unfold: the magnificent architecture, the energy of the streets, and the sun setting over the city I call home.
Capturing the Mahakumbh Mela from above is an experience of a lifetime. This frame shows the Triveni Sangam at Prayagraj, not just as a gathering, but as a living, breathing symphony of faith with countless boats and devotees.
This is not a painting. This is Kargil during the apricot blossom season. My drone allowed me to glide over this valley, capturing the incredible sea of pink and purple flowers that transform the landscape into a paradise.
The Hawa Mahal in Jaipur, lit by the last rays of the setting sun. I use my drone to find unique perspectives on iconic architecture, showing how the light interacts with the intricate details of our heritage.
This is Devprayag in Uttarakhand, the sacred meeting point of the Alaknanda and Bhagirathi rivers. The drone reveals the striking contrast of the two water colors and the vibrant town nestled at the confluence.
Dev Deepawali in Varanasi, as seen from the night sky. Capturing this festival of lights from above shows the true scale of the celebration, with thousands of diyas and boats creating a divine glow on the Ganga.
Flying my drone at Likir Monastery in Ladakh. This shot brings together the serene golden Buddha, the ancient monastery, and the majestic snow-covered Himalayas in a single, peaceful frame.
About Featured
I don’t just fly to get a high-up view; I fly to capture the 'symphony' of a location. Whether it’s the golden hour over Jama Masjid or the chaotic energy of the Mahakumbh, my shots focus on the intersection of light and scale. I use a DJI Air 3S to get that moody, cinematic look, ensuring the final output feels like a story, not just a postcard.
My drone is an extension of my storytelling. Whether it's the sheer scale of the Mahakumbh Mela or the stillness of a monastery in Ladakh, my goal is to give you a perspective that feels both grand and intimate.
I don't just capture landscapes. I look for the connection between the place and the people. You see it in the way I frame the Hawa Mahal at sunset—it’s about how the light interacts with the heritage architecture, not just the shape of the building. Or when I document Devprayag, showing how the two rivers meet, telling the story of Dev Bhoomi in a single frame.
I treat every flight as a fresh search. Sometimes you plan for days, and sometimes you just get lucky—'socha kuch, mila kuch, hua kuch' (thought of something, got something else). If you are looking for aerial documentation, whether it is for a travel project, a cultural event, or just a new angle on your location, I bring the same approach: patience, a bit of luck, and a deep respect for the terrain.
Moksh
I’m Moksh. I don't just fly drones; I chase stories from the sky. For me, Mahadev hi swarg hai—I find heaven in the chaos of Varanasi and the silence of Ladakh, and I’m here to capture those moments for you.
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