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Cinematic & Editorial Photography and Fashion Films

byAtul GuptaShoots across Delhi NCR; travels pan-India for projectsStarts from18,000 per day (8 hours)View full gallery

I create visuals that tell a story, blending moody, cinematic lighting with a timeless editorial aesthetic for campaigns and portfolios.

A cinematic shot in an underground parking lot, using the ambient light and a luxury car to build a narrative of suspense and style.

A creative angle for a menswear editorial, shooting through the car window to frame the subject and add a layer of intrigue.

A confident portrait against a car, where the subject engages directly with the camera. The cool tones and industrial background add to the modern, urban feel.

An outdoor, low-angle shot using architectural lighting to create a dramatic, high-end look for this menswear fashion photo.

An experimental shot using motion blur to convey a sense of action and urgency, adding a dynamic and abstract element to the series.

A powerful, low-key studio portrait. The lighting is sculpted to emphasize the model's expression and the texture of the clothing, creating a raw and intense mood.

A close-up portrait with soft yet dramatic lighting, highlighting the model's features and creating an intimate, confident feel.

A full-body shot with a dynamic pose against a simple grey backdrop, focusing on the silhouette and the modern, edgy styling.

A contemplative pose captured with moody lighting. The shadows and thoughtful expression add depth and personality to this model portfolio shot.

An expressive, candid-style shot that captures a moment of interaction, bringing a sense of life and movement to the studio setting.

About Cinematic & Editorial

For these shoots, I do not just set up the camera. We plan a specific mood-board and creative direction beforehand, whether it is for a high-fashion lookbook or a brand campaign. Because I work with a dedicated team of stylists and assistants, you get a fully produced look, from lighting setups that sculpt the frame to the final color grading that locks in the cinematic tone.

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