Featured
This is the first look into my world. It’s a collection of images that represent the core of my work: a blend of artistic vision, commercial impact, and collaborative storytelling. Each shot is chosen to showcase the craft and emotion I strive to bring to every campaign, from high-end luxury to bold, conceptual art.
Celebrity Campaigns
Working with well-known personalities is about finding the honesty in the endorsement. I collaborate closely with artists to create images that reflect both their public persona and the brand's identity, resulting in portraits that are authentic and compelling. This collection features work with actors and athletes for various advertising campaigns.
Fine Jewellery
Photographing fine jewellery is a practice in precision and mood. My goal is to go beyond a simple product shot and create an image that tells a story of luxury, elegance, and artistry. I use light and shadow to sculpt the scene, highlighting the brilliance of the gems and the emotion of the person wearing them.
Fashion & Eyewear
For fashion and eyewear campaigns, I focus on building a visual identity that is both aspirational and relatable. Whether in the studio or on location, I create a narrative around the product, using composition, color, and celebrity presence to craft a memorable look. This collection includes work for apparel, swimwear, and eyewear brands.
Artistic & Conceptual Projects
This is where I push the boundaries of commercial photography, blending it with fine art. These projects are driven by a central idea, whether it's celebrating the heroes of Mumbai's streets or exploring unconventional beauty. This work allows me to tell deeper stories and create visuals that are not just seen, but felt.
Beauty & Cosmetics
In beauty photography, my focus is on light, skin, and expression. I work to create images that are clean, flawless, and captivating. Whether it's a natural look for a skincare brand or a dramatic, colorful concept for an editorial, the goal is always to reveal the beauty in the details.
