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Behind the Lens: Our Creative Process & Team

byAshish GurbaniStudio in Pune; Travels across India for shootsStarts from45,000 Per Day (8 Hours)View full gallery

A final image is never just one click. It is the result of patience, collaboration, and a lot of chai-fueled planning. Here is how we turn a rough idea into a campaign-ready visual.

Photography seems easy from the front, but so much more happens behind the scenes. This video gives a quick glimpse of our epic brand shoot for Pink Cottage, showcasing the entire team in action.

This is the result of a decade of partnership and months of planning. This video montage covers a month of travel and work, showing the teamwork and adventure that goes into a large-scale advertising campaign.

Still fresh. This was an impromptu shoot with the rising star Roshni, and it shows that sometimes the most powerful portraits come from spontaneous moments of creativity.

This fine art series was inspired by a shot I took in 2015. We used a giant piece of lycra fabric to explore shapes and forms with a talented ballet instructor, creating these ethereal, abstract images.

Another image from the Lycra series. The fabric stretches and contorts around the human form, creating a beautiful and anonymous silhouette that is all about shape and light.

The movement in this shot from my personal Lycra project is incredible. It’s a self-conceived idea executed without any external references, which makes me very content with the result.

This image is from the original 2015 shoot that inspired my Lycra series. The model is standing behind a frosted glass, creating a ghostly, high-contrast silhouette that sparked a whole new creative direction for me.

The elegance of ballet is still visible through the abstracting layer of fabric. This series was a great team effort and a highly enjoyable experience in creative exploration.

In 2016, I started a series called "What's Your Tool," asking professionals to bring their most important tool to the studio. This is Jitendra, a 21-year-old cook, holding his pan.

This is Sultan, a 22-year-old barber, holding his razor for the "What's Your Tool" series. The project aimed to create appreciation for the tools that enable us to earn our livelihood.

About Behind the Lens: The Process & The Team

People often ask why a single product shoot takes an entire day. The truth is, we spend hours sculpting the light before we ever touch the camera. We obsess over the reflections, the texture, and the mood so you do not have to settle for anything less than a hero shot. It is less about just taking a photo and more about building a visual that actually works for your brand.

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