It goes beyond just showcasing clothes and accessories, transforming into a visual narrative that captures the spirit of the moment. From avant-garde to classic, fashion photography is a dynamic form that explores the intersection of culture, identity, and aesthetics. In this interview, Shreyans shares his journey into photography, highlighting the moments that ignited his passion for capturing people's essence. Specialising in fashion, beauty, and portraits, he emphasises the unique perspective and exclusivity he brings to his work, focussing on creating unforgettable experiences for his clients.
How did you initially get started in photography, and what drew you specifically to the genres of fashion, beauty, and portraits?
Since the age of 14, I’ve embraced various jobs, always gravitating toward whatever opportunity brought in an income. I found myself immersed in the world of tattoo artistry, believing that was my calling. However, everything changed when my uncle introduced me to a DSLR camera back in 2008. Holding that camera was a revelation, I was captivated. I couldn’t sleep that night, and from then on, I frequented my uncle’s house to experiment with that digital marvel. Those initial moments, capturing images in simple JPG format, were enchanting. Unaware of RAW files at the time, I spent two years learning and growing alongside that camera. It became clear that photography was my future. As soon as I acquired my own camera, I also joined a theatre company, eager to capture the essence of people through my lens.
What do you believe sets your work apart in the competitive world of fashion and beauty photography?
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