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Intimate & Cinematic Couple Portraits

byShreyans DungarwalShoots at studio in Mumbai; travels pan-IndiaStarts from38,000 per shoot (approx. 4 hours)View full gallery

I don't do staged, cheesy couple shoots. I capture the electricity between two people, treated like a high-fashion editorial. It is moody, it is raw, and it is all about the chemistry.

A published cover for Malvie Magazine, this black and white shot captures a quiet, intimate moment. The focus is on the back of the model, highlighting the chain detail of her dress strap, which serves as the central accessory in the frame.

Part of the same editorial, this image expands the scene to include a vintage camera prop. The black and white treatment adds a timeless, classic feel to this romantic couple's portrait, where the coin belt and chain strap add textural details.

A tender moment from the Malvie editorial. This close-up in black and white emphasizes the emotional connection between the couple, with the simple black stud earring on the female model adding a subtle point of interest.

A full-length black and white portrait showing the couple's modern styling. The contrast between his simple shirt and her elegant dress with a coin belt creates a balanced and fashionable composition for this editorial.

A striking full-length solo portrait from the couple's editorial, featured in Malvie's 'Love/25' issue. The black and white format emphasizes the elegant silhouette of the one-shoulder gown and the metallic shine of the coin belt.

An extreme close-up that captures pure intimacy. Shot in grainy black and white, the focus is on the texture of the skin and the closeness of the couple's faces, with a simple ring on her finger as a subtle nod to their connection.

A modern and edgy couple's portrait in black and white. The styling, with denim and a leather harness top, creates a bold look, while the pose conveys a sense of relaxed intimacy and confidence.

This color portrait from the 'Love/25' series showcases a playful and intimate pose. The warm lighting and casual styling create a relatable yet fashionable image, highlighting the couple's chemistry and accessories like the watch and chain necklace.

About Intimate & Couple Portraits

When I shoot couples, I don't look for forced smiles or static poses. I look for the tension, the slight touch, and the way light hits skin when two people are close. We spend time building the mood on set, using specific lighting setups to isolate the emotion, so the final frame feels like a still from a movie, not just a snapshot.

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