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Cinematic International Destination Photography

byBean SinghBased in Delhi NCR; Travels across India for destination shootsStarts from18,000 Per Project (1 Day Shoot)View full gallery

I don't just capture places, I chase the feeling of being there. From the mirrored deserts of Saudi Arabia to the winding roads of Tibet, my camera goes where the stories are.

This is a self-portrait from my trip to Saudi Arabia, showcasing my editing style. The split-screen effect highlights the transformation from a raw landscape to a vibrant, cinematic image.

This is not CGI. This is the Maraya Concert Hall in AlUla, Saudi Arabia, the world's largest mirrored building. I used my Insta360 to capture this architectural marvel reflecting the desert landscape.

Is this a drone or camera shot? It was captured from a hot air balloon at sunrise in AlUla, Saudi Arabia. The view over the ancient site of Hegra was absolutely surreal.

The 'Lonely Castle' or Qasr al-Farid in Hegra, Saudi Arabia. This ancient tomb, carved into a single massive boulder, stands alone in the desert, and I captured it during the golden hour to highlight its majesty.

This video shows the final shot of the 'Lonely Castle' in Hegra and the POV of me capturing it from a hot air balloon. It gives a sense of the scale and the unique perspective of the shoot.

A hot air balloon floats gracefully against the sunset sky in AlUla. This was one of my favorite moments from Saudi Arabia, capturing the serene beauty of the desert from the air.

The desert landscape of Hegra, Saudi Arabia, at sunrise. The warm light illuminates the ancient rock formations, creating a scene that feels like another world.

A shot of me exploring the ancient site of Hegra, with the magnificent Qasr al-Farid tomb in the background. This photo captures the sense of adventure and discovery on this trip.

A creative self-portrait at the Maraya Concert Hall. The mirrored surface creates a stunning optical illusion, blending me with the sky and the desert cliffs.

Stargazing in the Gharameel desert, Saudi Arabia. I used a lantern to light myself against a backdrop of millions of stars, capturing the magic of a night free from light pollution.

About Global Footprints: International Projects

I don't just 'take photos' when I travel abroad; I hunt for the light that makes a place feel like a movie set. Whether we’re shooting in the vast AlUla deserts or the high-altitude passes of Tibet, my process is the same: 4K 120fps slow-motion shots, drone establishment, and natural light grading that keeps the mood raw and real. If you’re planning an international project, let’s talk about how we can make your story look like cinema.

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