Cultural & Festival Photography
Available across India
Sushant Maurya
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About Cultural & Festival Photography
Cultural & Festival Photography
I specialize in documenting India's vibrant festivals and cultural events through my lens. My work focuses on capturing the essence of traditional ceremonies, rituals, and celebrations - from Dev Deepawali in Varanasi to Chhath Puja in Bihar.
What Makes My Work Unique
- Narrative-driven approach that tells cultural stories
- Emphasis on capturing authentic moments and emotions
- Blend of documentary and artistic styles
- Experience with major Indian festivals and traditions
Ideal For
Cultural organizations, event organizers, and publications looking to document traditional Indian celebrations and ceremonies with depth and authenticity.
Additional Details
I use professional equipment and post-processing techniques to ensure high-quality deliverables while maintaining the natural vibrancy of cultural events.
Meet your Expert
Sushant Maurya
645 connects in last 3 months
My Story
Hi, I’m Sushant. Most days, you’ll catch me somewhere between Delhi and the next festival, camera in hand. I chase stories—Holi colours in Barsana, Chhath in Bihar, foggy mornings at Yamuna ghat. Baarish rukti hai, aarti nahi rukti (rain stops but prayer doesn’t). My lens finds peace in mountains, faces, and the everyday. Sab moh maya hai, mann ko shanti toh Siv me hai (all is illusion, peace is in Shiva). I just want to show you what I see.
My Work
My Photography Services - I do festival documentary photography, real street moments, cultural portraiture, and aerial drone storytelling. Open for collaborations.
Cultural Storytelling - I travel across India to capture the soul of traditions—like Theyyam or Masaan Holi—showing the raw emotion and living culture.
Aerial Navigator - Drone shots give a fresh angle—Ganga Aarti from above, Delhi’s monuments, city lights. It’s a new way to see old stories.
A Wanderer's Eye - Not into posed stuff. I’m after real moments, true essence. If you want genuine stories, let’s talk.
