About Street & Travel Photography

I see things a little differently when I’m out with my camera. For me, street and travel photography isn’t about collecting pretty scenes or random faces. It’s about feeling—real people, unposed moments, and the mood of a place. Sometimes it’s a chachu (uncle) chilling with chai on a Delhi corner, sometimes it’s that kid grinning in the gullies of Punjab. Everyone’s got a story and I like catching that in a frame.

What I’m After

• I’m always searching for those unplanned, candid street photography moments, not staged smiles.
• The vibe matters more to me than the landmark. I’ll shoot a foggy morning on the Yamuna or that golden hour travel shot when the light just hits right.
• I like both color and black-and-white, depending on what feels truer to the scene.

How We Can Shoot

• Documentary travel portraits: Less posing, more capturing you or others as you are, where you are.
• Urban storytelling images: From local bazaars to industrial corners, I try to show what’s real, not just what’s popular on Insta.
• Landmark shoots: We can skip the obvious and find a creative, artsy angle—reflections, shadows, whatever makes the shot stand out.

Where I Work

Mostly shooting in Delhi, but always ready for an outstation assignment if you want something different. I’m happiest finding new streets, new faces, and a fresh story to tell.