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Studio Craft: Precision Lighting & Commercial Photography

byShreyans DungarwalShoots across Mumbai & travels pan-IndiaStarts from₹95,000 per 8-hour shiftView full gallery

The studio is my lab. This is where we stop guessing and start controlling light to sculpt form, texture, and movement in a high-contrast environment.

This black and white shot for Darkly Magazine is a study in form. I used a single, hard light source to carve the model's body out of the darkness, creating a living sculpture.

A moody, low-key portrait. The light, modified by a fresnel lens, is focused on the model's back and the sheer skirt, creating texture and drama while the rest of the scene falls into shadow.

A high-key studio shot. By overexposing the background, I created a clean, white silhouette that places all the emphasis on the model's form and the lines of the swimsuit.

Capturing motion in the studio. A slightly slower shutter speed allows the tulle skirt to blur, conveying a sense of dance and movement, while a pop of flash freezes the model's expression.

A powerful portrait using a mirror. The reflection adds a second character to the scene, creating a narrative of self-confrontation. The lighting is hard and directional to create a chiseled, strong look.

A raw, intense black and white portrait. The hard side light, known as Rembrandt lighting, creates a dramatic triangle of light on the cheek and carves out the model's features.

A corporate-themed shot with a fashion edge. The lighting is cinematic, using a single lamp as a practical light source and a strobe to create the sharp, defined shadows.

A classic fashion shot for Hunter Magazine. The wind in the hair adds movement, while the single light source creates a soft, yet dramatic, mood.

A raw, edgy look captured with direct, hard light. This creates strong shadows and a high-contrast feel, perfect for this animal print, rock-and-roll vibe.

A quiet moment against a simple white brick wall. The lighting is softer here, creating a more pensive and intimate mood.

About Studio Craft: Light, Form & Motion

The difference between a snap and a commercial hero shot isn't just the model; it is the control. In my studio, we do not hope for the right light. We build it. Whether we are using a 3-point Profoto setup for a fashion lookbook or macro lenses for jewellery, the entire shoot is tethered to a 4K monitor. You see the final grade, the focus stacking, and the shadow definition in real-time, right there on set. By the time we wrap, you know exactly what the final output looks like.

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Shreyans Dungarwal

Shoots across Mumbai & travels pan-IndiaStarts from ₹95,000 per 8-hour shift

I'm Shreyans. I don't just click photos; I act as a creative director for your brand. I bring my own lighting tech, my team, and a relentless focus on the technical details to every shoot.