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The Storybook Session: Portraits That Tell Your Tale

bySinjitaStudio in Whitefield, BengaluruStarts from18,000 5-6 ImagesView full gallery

Step into a scene from a classic painting or a favorite book chapter. I style these portrait sessions with vintage props to create timeless, painterly art that is uniquely yours.

This video gives you a behind-the-scenes look at my Storybook Portraiture service. Watch how I use vintage props, careful lighting, and a collaborative process to transform a concept into a living painting, creating a one-of-a-kind heirloom for you to cherish.

This portrait is a direct homage to the great Indian painter Raja Ravi Varma. The styling, the pose, the lighting, and even the inclusion of the family dog are all carefully orchestrated to recreate the feeling of his iconic paintings, blending photography with classical art.

A portrait of a young ballerina, captured with a painterly touch. The dramatic lighting highlights the texture and color of her tutu, turning her graceful pose into a work of art. This is for any performer who wants to immortalize their passion.

A portrait that tells a story of creativity and heritage. The vintage sewing machine is not just a prop; it's a symbol of craft and tradition. The rich green and red tones, combined with the thoughtful pose, create a deeply narrative and nostalgic image.

A moment of reflection in front of a vintage dressing table. This portrait uses the mirror to create depth and a sense of introspection. The soft lighting and props create a scene that feels both personal and timeless, like a still from a classic film.

This portrait uses a simple bouquet of roses and a painterly background to create a soft, romantic mood. The subject's gaze is directed away from the camera, inviting the viewer to wonder about her thoughts. It’s a simple yet effective storytelling image.

A portrait that speaks to mindfulness and inner peace. The use of a Tibetan singing bowl and other spiritual artifacts creates a serene and contemplative atmosphere. This Storybook session was designed to reflect the subject's personal journey and practice.

A duplicate of image 67, this portrait is a modern reinterpretation of a Raja Ravi Varma painting. It showcases how we can draw inspiration from classical art to create something new and personal, celebrating both motherhood and our love for pets.

About The Storybook Session

For these sessions, I don't just pick a backdrop. We start by discussing a book, a dance form, or a classic painting that resonates with you. I then hand-pick the furniture, vintage accessories, and lighting to build a set that feels like it has been pulled from another time.

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