From My Archive: Creative Explorations and Candid Moments
A look into the messy, beautiful process behind my shoots, the outtakes that didn't make the final cut, and the experimental projects that define my journey.
An outtake from my shoot with the talented musician Taba Chake. I love capturing artists in their element, even in the quiet moments between takes.
A creative and impromptu shoot with a friend in a suit of armor. We had a lot of fun with this, playing with the contrast between the medieval and the modern.
A happy, candid portrait of artist Pushkar Thakur in his studio. His smile and the creative chaos around him perfectly capture his vibrant energy.
Artist Pushkar Thakur at work in his studio, mixing paints. I love documenting the creative process and the hands-on work that goes into making art.
A portrait of Taba Chake in a cafe, surrounded by greenery. The natural elements add a sense of calm and tranquility to the shot.
Taba Chake against a bold red background. The color adds a layer of intensity and passion to this portrait of a musician.
Taba Chake in the morning light, surrounded by the woods. This portrait has a soft, almost painterly quality that I love.
Another shot from my morning session with Taba Chake in the forest. The deep shadows and soft light create a beautiful, moody atmosphere.
Taba Chake with his guitar in a forest clearing. This image connects the artist to nature, the source of so much inspiration.
A surreal and beautiful portrait of a man in armor, walking through a lush green park. It feels like a character stepping out of a dream.
About From My Archive
These aren't just outtakes. When I shoot, I keep the quiet moments—the blurred motion, the candid glances, or the creative chaos in the studio. It’s in these unpolished frames that I often find the most truth. I don't chase perfection; I chase the feeling of being present in the moment.
My archive is a living, breathing collection of the moments that shaped how I see the world. As a photographer in Delhi, I often find myself balancing between high-production editorial shoots for brands and raw, personal storytelling. This cluster represents that balance.
You’ll find a mix of experimental sessions—like the impromptu morning shoot in a suit of armor that caught morning walkers by surprise—and the quiet, soulful portraits of artists like Taba Chake. I don't believe in hoarding images, but I do believe in the story of the process.
Why does this matter for your shoot? Because it shows you how I work on set. I want the environment to be a safe space. Whether we are shooting in a home-style studio in Lodhi Colony or wandering through nature for editorial portraits, my priority is making you feel comfortable enough to drop your guard.
I don't aim for the rigid, correct pose. I aim for the breath between words, the messy studio desk, or the laugh that happens when the camera is just about to click. If you’re a fellow creative, an artist, or someone who simply wants photos that feel less like a transaction and more like a collaboration, this is the kind of energy I bring to every session.
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