Stories worth feeling

At Suno Tasveerien, we believe photographs should do more than preserve a moment. They should bring you back to it.

I chose to follow the feeling.

My journey into photography wasn't a straight line.

I spent five years in the Indian Army before realising that the life I was building wasn't the life I wanted to keep living. Somewhere between routine, responsibility and a lot of thinking, I started asking myself a simple question: if I only get one life, what do I actually want to do with it?

The answer kept bringing me back to a camera.

I left the Army and started building Suno Tasveerien from the ground up. No formal photography school. No big team. Just a camera, a lot of curiosity, and the willingness to figure things out along the way.

Today, I photograph and film people, stories, celebrations, fashion and everything in between. My approach is documentary at heart, but I still want every frame to feel intentional, cinematic and beautiful.

Because for me, photography isn't about making life look perfect. It's about making you remember how it felt.

A few things about me

One man army

I started Suno Tasveerien pretty much as a one-man operation.

Five years in uniform

Before photography became my full-time life, I spent five years in the Indian Army.

Self-taught, still learning

Most of what I know came from shooting, experimenting, messing up, and trying again.