My name is Sushant Sinha,

I'm a photographer.

An independent commercial and editorial photographer, I have been a part of the industry for over twelve years. Widely published across national and international publications, my Portfolio includes Advertising, Lifestyle, Celebrity, Architecture & Interiors, Portrait, Product and Travel Photography. Besides a stint at Time Out Delhi magazine as Senior Photographer and as chief photographer with Binge, an online food journal, I have worked independently for various Indian and international clients over the years. Some of them are:

Uber Global, Uber India, Nokia phones, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, William Grant and Sons, Sony India, Fortis healthcare, Bo concept, Oriflame, Sleepwell mattresses, Dabur, Saffola, Cafe coffee day, Pepperfry, Magppie, Creambell

Further, my work has been featured in publications like People Magazine, Fortune Magazine, PBS online, The Ideal Home and Garden, Oryx magazine (Qatar airways), The Caravan, Mercedes Benz India Magazine, Audi India Magazine, The Indian Express, Huffington post and Sunday Standard.

My Specifications

Lifestyle

Whether it's a celebrity portrait or fashion or advertising, the idea remains the same: the images should speak a story that's beyond the obvious. I constantly strive to achieve that.

Product

Every product, from leather, to metal to food, and pretty much everything else, requires a technical correctness in approach, the light and the shadows, the composition, the use of different colors, to achieve the harmony that showcases it in the best light. It's an enquiry that I make, a conversation that I have, with the products that make it possible to realize the correctness in my approach.

Spatial

Merriam Webster describes the word as follows: \\ adjective: of, relating to, or involved in the perception of relationships (as of objects) in space. Beyond the physical design and aesthetics of a space, it's the spirit that it imbibes, the human aspect of it so to say, is what my images aim to capture.

Hotels & Resorts

In my experience of photographing over 50 hotels and resorts, from five star properties to heritage to boutique and concept properties, I have realized that each one is unique, and thus requires a careful understanding of its character in the approach to its photography. The reconnaissance or Recce, therefore is often more important than the actual photography.

Travel

My travel images aren't strictly conventional travel images. They rather reflect what I see and experience as a photographer while out traveling. Therefore there are streets, and people; actions and moments: in essence there are stories in them. They are not about beauty, and yet they are beautiful.

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