About

My Style: Mood Over Perfection

I’m a Mumbai photographer who chases the vibe, not just the shot. For me, every place has a story - sometimes it’s the chaos of Mumbai’s traffic, sometimes it’s the quiet hustle at a corner shop floating on Halong Bay. I look for the essence, not just the postcard moment.

Where My Lens Has Wandered

• Mumbai’s skyline and Bandra-Worli Sea Link, especially at sunset or in that thick post-monsoon smog. You’ll see lots of aerial drone cityscape shots in my work.
• Singapore’s light trails and shiny buildings, Hanoi’s “in motion” street life, and Bintan’s low-flying waves.
• I get into the heart of local festival photo stories - Gudi Padwa’s Shobha Yatra (procession), women roaring down Mumbai streets on bikes, Goa’s Diwali Narakasura effigies.

Techniques That Make it Real

• I use my drone for those wide, top-down city views, and sometimes get risky with it, flying just above water or crowds for a wild angle.
• Nighttime long exposure photography is a big part of my process, especially for city lights or smoothing out seascapes.
• Sometimes it’s my Nikon, sometimes just my phone - I’m not picky, it’s whatever gets the shot.

Editing: Where the Story Pops

I bring out mood and narrative in post - Lightroom, Photoshop, you name it. That’s where the vibe gets locked in, whether it’s gritty city drama or festival colors that slap you in the face.