Architectural Photography

We spend most of our time out on sites in Karol Bagh and around Prasad Nagar. It started at House No 80 in the Mig Flats where we just needed a spot to keep the gear. I’ve always liked how buildings look at different times of the day, so that's what we do. It’s a lot of carrying heavy bags and waiting for the sun to move. Sometimes the weather doesn't help at all, but you just wait it out. We aren't a big agency with fancy suits. It is just a few of us who know how to handle a camera and stay patient. Most days, we are editing photos at the flat until late. We’ve been here for a while now and the neighbors know us as the people with the tripods. It isn't always glamorous work, especially when you're climbing half-finished stairs to get a specific angle of a ceiling. We take photos of houses, offices, and whatever else people are building. It’s straightforward work. If the light is good, the photo usually turns out okay. We don't use a lot of fancy words to describe what we do. We just show up at the address, find the best spot to stand, and click. It’s been our life for years and we've seen this neighborhood change quite a bit from our windows.