Raghav Sharma

Hi, my name is Raghav. I am 28 years old. I started photography and videography when I was 23 and I have been in love with it ever since. I am good at Portraits, Landscape photography and event videography. I am not a traditional photographer, if you like a vintage, film vibe, then I am the way to go. I am quite diverse and can take up any work. Since I am new here, my prices are low and I am budget friendly, especially for people who want great photos but do not have much money to spare, reach out to me.

Hallo, ich bin Raghav.

Vor fünf Jahren habe ich die Fotografie und Videografie für mich entdeckt, und seitdem lässt mich diese Leidenschaft nicht mehr los. Mein Fokus liegt auf Porträts, Landschaften und Event-Videografie, wobei ich bewusst einen untypischen Weg gehe. Wenn du den Vintage-Look und die Ästhetik analoger Filme liebst, bist du bei mir genau richtig.

Ich bin sehr vielseitig und offen für verschiedene kreative Projekte. Da ich gerade dabei bin, mein Portfolio hier

My first photo was of the Walzin Castle in Belgium. It is still the first picture on my Instagram. I was so happy with it, and now when I look back, I have come a long way.

I cycled a lot and wanted to document my trips, that is how I got into photography and filmmaking. My work was then liked by people because I posted it online on Instagram and then people started to ask me to take their pictures cover their event, which just made me more interested in photography and I continued from there to progress with my skills.

When I can recreate what I had in my head. I take inspiration from some of the best photographers I know online and then I try to recreate what they did and when I am able to produce something similar to what they do, I become satisfied. In terms of my work, I ask people to share what their aspirations are and then I try to get as close to what I have been asked for. That is what makes me satisfied.

Whenever you want. I am taking time off my research job, so I am quite free at the moment so feel free to reach out whenever.

The light. It is the key. I use mostly natural light, and I think sunsets are the best time to do so.

The ability to create something that can be frozen in time as a lifelong memory. A picture taken can be framed and kept in a house for a lifetime is the greatest accomplishment as a professional photographer.

It is retro, it feels like the moment when the picture was taken was when time stopped. Free from all distractions of the modern world. Frozen and etched in memory.

Again, I would say light. A professional photographer always knows about good lighting. It is a key for a perfect photo.

I am a forester by profession. I use photography as a means to forward my interest in nature, so I try to combine this two. I want humans to be more in connection with nature, and I believe my skills brings out just that.

The human-nature connection. We as humans living in cities have forgotten what nature is like, what it is to be nature, and I want people to be reminded about that. Our roots, where we feel alive. My photography is about that, I want to express that humans are not different from nature, we are part of it and I need to remind people about that from my photos.

I am really minimal; I use a Sony a6700 with a sigma 18-5o0mm fixed aperture 2.8f lens and a Rollel tripod. I think simplicity is beautiful. We can create amazing things with minimal equipment, we just need to use them right.

It is important but not the most important. Skilful photographers can take amazing pictures with minimal equipment. It is not about the high technology or more equipment but more about how your skills are with them. So, for me it is quality over quantity.

People saw my work on Instagram and reached out to me for a photography session. Then it was a word of mouth and eventually I got a couple gigs like that.

Quite high, I would say second most important after lighting. I am more of behind the screen guy as well. I love editing pictures, I take a lot of inspiration from some of the best creators online like @patkay, @shonimu etc.

Take a fixed aperture lens, go out in different settings, take as many pictures as you can, come back, identify what you like the most, identify your style, get some basic of photography in terms of rule of thirds etc.

A prime lens. A variable lens is always better as a beginner as it gives more flexibility, but a prime lens teaches you to change rather the focal length. So, you have more to do now than the lens which teaches you a lot and later when you use a variable lens you'll turn out to be a better photographer.