Professional Life
Before photography became my profession, life led me into hospitality, working across India, the UK, the US, Switzerland, and Canada, where spaces taught me moments, details, and emotions shape experiences. Today I work as a photographer and filmmaker, running House of Prasoon, creating cinematic stories for weddings, hotels, interiors, corporate events, and lifestyle brands, capturing emotions, moments, and timeless warmth.
About me
My journey with photography started on January 12, 2012. The day my father bought me my first camera. I still remember how excited I was holding it for the first time. From that day on, it went everywhere with me. School, college, trips, random walks. If I was there, my camera was too. I clicked everything. Not because I knew what I was doing back then, but because I loved saving moments. I liked the feeling of being able to look back at a memory and relive it.
About me
About me
My journey with photography started on January 12, 2012. The day my father bought me my first camera. I still remember how excited I was holding it for the first time. From that day on, it went everywhere with me. School, college, trips, random walks. If I was there, my camera was too. I clicked everything. Not because I knew what I was doing back then, but because I loved saving moments. I liked the feeling of being able to look back at a memory and relive it.
About me
My journey with photography started on January 12, 2012. The day my father bought me my first camera. I still remember how excited I was holding it for the first time. From that day on, it went everywhere with me. School, college, trips, random walks. If I was there, my camera was too. I clicked everything. Not because I knew what I was doing back then, but because I loved saving moments. I liked the feeling of being able to look back at a memory and relive it.
About me
My journey with photography started on January 12, 2012. The day my father bought me my first camera. I still remember how excited I was holding it for the first time. From that day on, it went everywhere with me. School, college, trips, random walks. If I was there, my camera was too. I clicked everything. Not because I knew what I was doing back then, but because I loved saving moments. I liked the feeling of being able to look back at a memory and relive it.
Professional Life
Professional Life
Professional Life
Before photography became my profession, life led me into hospitality, working across India, the UK, the US, Switzerland, and Canada, where spaces taught me moments, details, and emotions shape experiences. Today I work as a photographer and filmmaker, running House of Prasoon, creating cinematic stories for weddings, hotels, interiors, corporate events, and lifestyle brands, capturing emotions, moments, and timeless warmth.
Before photography became my profession, life led me into hospitality, working across India, the UK, the US, Switzerland, and Canada, where spaces taught me moments, details, and emotions shape experiences. Today I work as a photographer and filmmaker, running House of Prasoon, creating cinematic stories for weddings, hotels, interiors, corporate events, and lifestyle brands, capturing emotions, moments, and timeless warmth.
Before photography became my profession, life led me into hospitality, working across India, the UK, the US, Switzerland, and Canada, where spaces taught me moments, details, and emotions shape experiences. Today I work as a photographer and filmmaker, running House of Prasoon, creating cinematic stories for weddings, hotels, interiors, corporate events, and lifestyle brands, capturing emotions, moments, and timeless warmth.
Before photography became my profession, life led me into hospitality, working across India, the UK, the US, Switzerland, and Canada, where spaces taught me moments, details, and emotions shape experiences. Today I work as a photographer and filmmaker, running House of Prasoon, creating cinematic stories for weddings, hotels, interiors, corporate events, and lifestyle brands, capturing emotions, moments, and timeless warmth.
