My Featured Photography & Editing Work
A look at my favorite candid moments around Delhi and the editing process behind them. No fake stuff, just real vibes and raw street shots!
This portrait was taken during an early morning shoot at Qutub Minar. I'll teach you how to use architectural elements like this archway to frame your subject and how a little patience can help you capture dynamic elements, like the flock of pigeons, to make your photos feel alive.
A quick look at how a simple video clip can be transformed with color grading in Lightroom. We can take a standard scene and give it a completely different mood, and I’ll show you exactly how to do it step by step.
A lot of what I teach happens right on the street. Here, I'm reviewing shots on my camera with a friend at India Gate. Our sessions are collaborative, focusing on hands on learning and immediate feedback to improve your photography skills in real time.
This is a peek into my Lightroom editing workflow. I'll walk you through tools like the Color Mix panel to show you how to precisely control the hue, saturation, and luminance of every color in your image to create a specific look.
Capturing candid moments in a busy Delhi market. In my street photography sessions, I teach you how to use a shallow depth of field to isolate your subject from a chaotic background, creating a powerful and focused street portrait.
This minimalist landscape was shot from a train, showing that you can find beauty anywhere. We'll explore how to edit for a soft, hazy aesthetic using basic adjustments in Lightroom to create a calm and atmospheric image.
About Featured
Most of these shots happen on the move. I do not set up complex lighting or force poses. Whether it is a quiet morning at Qutub Minar or a crowded street in Lajpat Nagar, my goal is to keep the edit simple so the mood stays intact.
I keep things simple because over-editing kills the feeling. You will see my Lightroom workflow in these images, where I focus on color mix and tone curves to fix exposure without making faces look like plastic. My sessions are exactly like this. We walk around, I show you how I handle manual settings on the fly, and then we sit down to edit. If you are learning, we go through the S curve or masking in Lightroom so you get the look you actually want. I am not a pro with a studio. I am just a student with a camera who loves capturing Delhi. If you want to learn how to shoot on the street or need help editing your own raw files, we can do that over a coffee in CP or virtually.
Nikhil Srivastava
Hi, I am Nikhil. I juggle MBA classes and a camera, mostly chasing candid moments around Delhi. I do not do stiff poses or fake edits, so expect a super chill, hands-on session where we learn to shoot and edit the way you actually like.
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