Architecture & Interiors · New Delhi
Architectural photographer in New Delhi
Studio on MG Road, New Delhi · Trained as an architect
Before photographing buildings, Kshetej Sareen trained as an architect — which changes how a space gets photographed. Lines stay true, volumes read the way the designer intended, and light is waited for rather than faked.
From the MG Road studio, the practice photographs residences, hotels, restaurants and workplaces across Delhi for architects, interior designers and developers. Editorial work has appeared in Architectural Digest; commissions include hospitality properties for Taj, The Leela and JW Marriott.
Commissions include
- Architectural exteriors and interior spaces
- Hotels, restaurants and hospitality properties
- Residences for architects and interior designers
- Offices, retail and commercial spaces
- Editorial interior stories
Commissions include work for Taj, The Leela, Six Senses, JW Marriott and Jumeirah, with editorial work appearing in Architectural Digest.
Questions, answered
- How many spaces can be covered in a day?
- Fewer than you might hope, photographed properly — light moves, and each room deserves its hour. A typical residence is a one-to-two-day commission; hotels are scoped room-type by room-type.
- Do you photograph for publication submissions?
- Yes. Having shot for Architectural Digest, the studio knows what publications look for and can build a submission-ready set alongside your own usage.
- What does architectural photography cost in Delhi?
- On request — scope depends on the size of the property, styling needs and usage. Share plans or photographs of the space and you will receive a considered estimate.
Commission an estimate
Write with your brief — venue, scope, timelines — and you will hear back with a considered, itemised estimate.