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Architecture & Interiors · Hyderabad

Architectural photographer in Hyderabad

Available in Hyderabad on commission · Studios in Delhi NCR and Bangalore

For Hyderabad’s hotels, residences and workplaces, Kshetej Sareen takes architectural commissions on a travel basis — an architect-trained photographer arriving with full kit and a pre-agreed shot list, so the days on site are spent making pictures.

The practice’s hospitality and interiors work — Taj, The Leela, JW Marriott, and editorial in Architectural Digest — travels well: the same discipline about light, lines and honest spaces applies whether the property is in Banjara Hills or HITEC City.

Masala Synergy — architecture & interiors photography by Kshetej Sareen
The Sip Society — architecture & interiors photography by Kshetej Sareen
Silence. Owned. RAVOH. — architecture & interiors photography by Kshetej Sareen
TOM FORD — architecture & interiors photography by Kshetej Sareen

View the spaces portfolio

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 much notice does a Hyderabad shoot need?
Two to three weeks is comfortable — enough for a remote recce, references and scheduling around weather and light. Faster is possible for urgent launches.
Is it worth flying a photographer in?
For a property that took years to build, the difference between adequate and definitive photography outlasts any travel line-item. For small single-room jobs, honestly, a local photographer may be the better call.
How is pricing handled?
On request, with travel and stay itemised transparently alongside the photography estimate.

Commission an estimate

Write with your brief — venue, scope, timelines — and you will hear back with a considered, itemised estimate.