We perceive photography as the artistry that paints the emotions of individuals onto a canvas of memories. Our lens captures the authentic vitality of the surroundings enveloping wedding celebrations.
Within weddings, we weave a narrative that is uniquely yours—a narrative we skillfully encapsulate in a tapestry of innovation and beauty. Our pursuit involves the perpetual evolution of fresh, artistic techniques in portraying portraiture. When we envision wedding ceremonies, we envision people, elation, delight, mirth, sentiments, dance, hues, rituals, customs, vibrancy—yet words can hardly capture the entirety.
Our true vocation as photographers is to meld all these elements into images that recount a tale, bestowing upon you the very essence not solely of your wedding’s visual panorama, but of the profound sentiments it invokes.
These photographs are intended to converse with your soul, caress your heart, and ignite the bliss that flourished when two hearts intertwined, when kindred souls bestowed their blessings, and when companions and kin rallied in jubilation for the splendid union. For us, photography is beyond visual perception—it’s an avenue to evoke sentiment
We Present Our Team
Ketan Vishwakarma
FO2 Stage | Ketan Vishwakarma
FO2 Stage | Ketan Vishwakarma
My journey from Shyamgarh started as a little 17 or 18-year-old whose eyes gleamed with dreams. Now, as a much older person, I realize that I have achieved quite a lot of that dream, and I’m yet to reach new heights. In all these years, I’ve never learned photography. My experience as a mobile photographer helped me a lot to understand the basics of photography. The funny part is, in the age of high-end PCs, I still use my phone most of the time to edit my photos. There is a competition organized in West Bengal where almost 1,00,000 people participate. In 2018, the former mobile photographer with no basic education in photography came in second in that group. I consider this an achievement for me and a sign that I’m on the right path.
My passion for editing photos has been there since my days as a mobile photographer, which has earned me international recognition today. In the first lockdown, I took a picture of a cat and morphed the picture. After I posted the photo on Instagram, it got shared by multiple Instagram pages. On one of those pages was a famous page with global outreach, and I was the first Indian whose photo was featured on their Instagram page. All these small achievements make me believe that I am an artist. I understood that if one is persistent and determined, they can find success in anything they want.