Faculty for Photography Courses in Delhi School of Photography

Mr.Mohit Birla

Mr.Mohit Birla is the owner of Aarika Productions a boutique company specialising in wedding photography & cinetamograpy. He has been in this business for the last over 14 years & is a great teacher as well. He loves to share his experiences & is very passionate in his teaching process.

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Mr.Arpit Tyagi

Mr.Arpit Tyagi is a fashion and fine art photographer and an ex- student of Delhi School of Photography whose work has recently been featured by Vogue Italia and Iconic Artist.

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Mr.Aditya Arya

Mr.Adiya Arya is an eminent commercial and travel photographer and is known for his expertise in the field of advertising and corporate photography, specialising in Products, Interiors and Food.

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Mr.Dinesh Khanna

Dinesh Khanna is well renowned Photographer who has been shooting food, people and interiors for more than 30 years. Dinesh also does visual documentation for NGOs and social organizations. Photos from his collection of personal work have been published as acclaimed books.

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Mr.Ravi Valdiya

With over a decade of experience in photography and documentary filmmaking, Ravi specializes in capturing stories centred on social issues with emotional depth. His journey began in landscape and nature photography, gradually evolving into a passion for documenting the struggles and resilience of marginalized communities.

As an educator, Ravi has spent eight years teaching photography and storytelling to diverse groups, from photography students to corporate professionals to children with learning disabilities. His classes emphasize not just technical skills but also the importance of narrative and emotional connection in documentary work.

Mr.Rajiv Chopra

Rajiv Chopra graduated from the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, and the Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore. Soon after graduating from engineering college, he began his photography journey in Bombay

Rajiv focused on black-and-white work in the first years of his photography and moved to color photography when he bought his first digital camera, the Nikon D70 when he was in China. He upgraded from the D 70 to the D 200 a year later and then to the Nikon D 810 several years later.

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