I began photographing at the age of twelve, starting with a Nikon F3 film SLR that belonged to my uncle

During my postgraduate studies at the Indian Institute of Forest Management, my interest in nature deepened, and I began documenting it using a Nikon point-and-shoot camera. After completing my education, I took up photography again when I started working in the financial services space. I returned to photography while building my career as a finance professional, initially using a Nikon digital SLR to document motorcycle journeys through the Himalayas. That phase marked a renewed engagement with photography alongside travel. While I photograph across genres, much of my work today is shaped by frequent international travel related to my profession, which I use to focus on travel photography. Nature and architecture are my primary interests. In recent years, I have returned to film photography and begun building a collection of vintage, fully functional cameras and lenses, continuing to work with both analog and digital formats.