I have a few favorite wedding venues in Bangalore. Besides them being a photographer’s delight these venues have been designed with great aesthetics. As an indoor wedding venue, Ganjam Mantap is what I love. For an outdoor wedding, The tamarind tree is a class by itself. It is not just for weddings, the couples have… Continue reading A South Indian wedding at The Tamarind Tree
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A Konkani Tamil Wedding
It goes without saying that India is culturally diverse. As a wedding photographer, I find myself as an eye witness to this diversity. I think I am lucky to get a ringside view of cultural amalgamation which creates a new social identity for the present generation of Indians living in India and abroad. Here was… Continue reading A Konkani Tamil Wedding
When Akshay Landed Rupali
A race that I have given up is the race against time. I cannot stop myself from growing old. I should just try to age with good health and stay fit doing things that I am passionate about. I will not get any younger from here. But, I do feel really young at times. This… Continue reading When Akshay Landed Rupali
A Telugu Wedding in Bengaluru
There is a lot of cultural diversity in India. A lot of this diversity is visible in the Indian weddings. Very rarely do two weddings that I photograph in the same season look identical. In other words, being a wedding photographer in India is like undertaking a journey to observe and witness cultural richness in… Continue reading A Telugu Wedding in Bengaluru
A+R: A South Indian Wedding
My photography journey has its origins in documentary photography and photojournalism. It goes without saying that a lot of this style and framework has influenced my wedding photography. People call it candid wedding photography and I like to call it visual storytelling of an important day in the life of a couple. Towards the end of… Continue reading A+R: A South Indian Wedding
Prewedding Shoot at Elements Bengaluru
Elements Celebrate is a lovely outdoor wedding venue off Kanakapura road in Bengaluru. The lush green lawns and the landscape present a nice opportunity for the couples to get a prewedding (engagement session) or post-wedding shoot done at this venue apart from having their wedding there too. Early this year we went the couple H+A to get their prewedding session done there on a weekend before they could head out to the state of Punjab for their wedding ceremony. It was a fun shoot.
A Beautiful Ganjam Wedding
There are some venues that I love and coincidentally I am commissioned to photograph multiple weddings there every year. Maybe, these venues are favorite among the couples too. Ganjam Mantapa on Bull Temple road, near Basavanagudi, in Bangalore is one such wedding destination. I have had the honor of being the wedding photographer at this… Continue reading A Beautiful Ganjam Wedding
A Portrait of Conversations
Engagement sessions or pre-wedding couple portrait shoots in India today are largely getting influenced by popular cinema. And the scale of it seems to have grown big where there is a large-scale production work involved from sourcing a location, roping in a stylist, a hair and makeup artist, getting assistants, and hiring tons of lighting… Continue reading A Portrait of Conversations
A Wedding in Tumkur
Couples and wedding photographers, both, would love weddings to take place at dreamy destinations. It makes for some incredible location to be the backdrop for a fairytale wedding. For us photographers, it is an opportunity for making wedding photographs and couple portraits with stunning landscapes and an abundance of ambient lighting, which will eventually find… Continue reading A Wedding in Tumkur
Dhanya+Karthik: The Sommer House
I always look forward to photographing love stories that translate into intimate weddings. Something charming about these intimate weddings where people are so warm. And when the wedding venue exuberates the same amount of warmth and intimacy, then it is a perfect complement to the love story. I am glad that I was trusted to photograph… Continue reading Dhanya+Karthik: The Sommer House