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The Art of Light and Shadow: Cinematic Photography & Films

byVikram BawaStudio in Tardeo, Mumbai; Travels across India for shootsStarts from1,25,000 Per DayView full gallery

I believe the most compelling stories live in the interplay of light and dark. This collection captures the mood, atmosphere, and raw emotion that define my cinematic approach.

'The Morning After', a short black and white film that tells a story through atmosphere and light. This piece is a pure exploration of mood, capturing a feeling of quiet contemplation.

An intimate portrait captured in warm, low light. The trust between the artist and subject allows for a vision that is larger than life, resulting in a raw and beautiful image.

An impromptu film of a classical dancer performing in an old room. We used only the available natural light to capture the grace of her movement, creating a surreal and timeless piece.

A spontaneous black and white video portrait of a model in a simple swimsuit. The clean setup and stark lighting focus entirely on her form and powerful presence.

A preview of an upcoming art series, shot in black and white. This piece explores form and expression through dramatic makeup and bold, sculptural lighting, creating a high-contrast, artistic visual.

A simple, elegant black and white video portrait. The soft focus and gentle movements create a dreamy, intimate feel, showcasing the beauty of subtlety in filmmaking.

A beauty-focused video showcasing a model's stunning dusky skin tone. The lighting is carefully crafted to highlight her features and the texture of her makeup, creating a warm and glowing effect.

An experimental and fun video created in just one hour. We played with repetition and perspective to create a unique and eye-catching visual that pushes creative boundaries.

A teaser for an upcoming shoot, playing with a split-screen of color and black and white. This highlights our signature moody style, building anticipation for the final reveal.

About The Art of Light & Shadow

I don’t rely on standard lighting presets. For these frames, I prioritize dramatic, high-contrast setups that emphasize form and mood over everything else. Whether it is a black and white portrait or a short film, the process is always about carving out the subject from the background to create a timeless, cinematic aesthetic.

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