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Capturing Life Beyond Our Pets

byPragalbhStudio in Mahadevapura, Bengaluru; Travels across India for shootsStarts from₹10K per sessionView full gallery

My lens does not just focus on house pets. Whether it is the livestock of the Himalayas, farm animals, or curious garden creatures, I aim to frame every animal's unique spirit.

Two baby chicks sharing a sweet moment in a nest. This was part of a calendar shoot where we photographed baby animals in the style of newborn human portraits.

A curious red-eared slider turtle popping his head up to say hello. I missed the action I was supposed to be shooting, but this little guy was worth it.

A young lamb frolicking in a field of green. Capturing the joyful, boundless energy of young animals is always a delight.

A quiet moment with a lamb in the mountains. The entire herd was nearby, but for a second, it was just this little one and my camera.

A magnificent ram giving me a serious stare-down. The livestock in the Himalayas are just as majestic as the mountains themselves.

This is not a dog! A beautiful sheep with a black face and fluffy wool, the very animal the Himalayan sheepdogs are bred to protect.

A Himalayan mule caught in the golden hour light. The backlighting creates a beautiful halo effect on its mane.

About More Animal Friends

Photographing livestock or wildlife requires a different kind of patience compared to a standard pet session. When I am out with mountain herds or smaller creatures, I cannot control the light or the poses. I wait for the animal to feel secure enough to exist in the frame with me. Whether you have a farm, run an animal sanctuary, or just want a unique project documented, my approach remains the same: keep distance, stay quiet, and let the moment unfold naturally.

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