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Cinematic Monsoon Photography and Drone Films

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

The Sahyadri ranges come alive in the rains, turning into a lush, green paradise. I capture the raw energy of these waterfalls and misty peaks through a cinematic lens.

Capturing every single raindrop in 4K at 120fps. This video, shot on the Insta360 Ace Pro, turns a simple rain shower among palm trees into a slow-motion, cinematic masterpiece.

This is my kind of 'sukoon' or peace. A compilation of moments from the monsoon in Maharashtra, from misty mountains to gushing waterfalls, capturing the serene and renewing energy of the season.

An 'Edit With Me' post, showing the before and after of this shot of the Necklace Waterfall in Bhandardara. I walk you through my Lightroom process to bring out the lush greens and powerful water flow.

Monsoon is coming. This video is a teaser for the magical transformation Maharashtra undergoes during the rainy season, from dry landscapes to a paradise of green hills and waterfalls.

A quick, satisfying transition video from the city to a hidden monsoon paradise. This clip reveals the stunning Vasundhara Waterfall in Maharashtra, a perfect escape from urban life.

I have seen many waterfalls, but the ones in Maharashtra during the monsoon are the best. This video showcases my drone footage of Vasundhara and Necklace waterfalls, capturing their immense scale and beauty.

About Monsoon Diaries

When I shoot the monsoon, I don't just chase the light; I chase the mist. I use a combination of drone shots for scale and 120fps slow-motion on my Insta360 to catch every raindrop, which gives you that immersive 'being there' feel. If you are planning a monsoon shoot, we need to time it around the peak flow; early morning is when the light is softest, and the waterfalls are at their most powerful.

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