Kshetej
Sareen.
Independent photographer based between New Delhi and Bangalore. Food, people, spaces and the quiet objects in between.
Kshetej Sareen is a photographer whose work moves between studio portraits and the small, particular objects of everyday life — vessels, linens, fruit on a table, hands at work. Trained as an architect, his frames lean toward the still, the patient, the carefully lit.
He keeps two studios — one in New Delhi, one in Bangalore — and works on commission for editorial, hospitality, and book projects. Available worldwide and currently booking for 2026.
Over seven years, his work has taken him across continents — Dubai, Oman, Angola, the Maldives, and across the length and breadth of India — shooting for some of the world's most discerning hospitality and luxury brands. Taj. The Leela. Six Senses. JW Marriott. Jumeirah. Tom Ford. His editorial work has appeared in Architectural Digest.
Today, Kshetej Sareen Studios operates out of Delhi and Bangalore, shooting on Fujifilm GFX medium format and Sony — systems chosen not for their prestige, but for what they do to light at the edges of a frame, and matched deliberately to what each job demands.
The studio specialises in architectural, residential, hospitality, and F&B photography, working with clients who understand that great imagery is not decoration. It is the first impression, the lasting one, and everything in between.
He is still learning. That part hasn't changed.