Portrait Photography

People usually come to me saying one simple thing. “I need a good photo of myself.” Not something dramatic. Not something overdone. Just a photograph that feels like them.

Portrait photography sounds simple, but it’s actually very personal. You’re not just clicking a face. You’re showing how someone looks, how they carry themselves, and how they want to be seen by others. That’s why I take portraits seriously, but not stiffly.

This page is for anyone looking for portrait photography in Delhi NCR and wants to understand what actually happens, how it works, and whether Ravikant Photography is the right fit for them.

What portrait photography really means

A portrait is not about posing perfectly or smiling on command. It’s about being comfortable in front of the camera.

Portrait photography can be for many reasons. Sometimes it’s a professional need — LinkedIn, website, company profile, personal brand. Sometimes it’s personal — a solo shoot, family memories, or just wanting a few good photographs for yourself.

My job as a portrait photographer is not to turn you into someone else. It’s to help you look like yourself on your best, most natural day.

That means:

– No forced expressions – No awkward poses unless you want them – No heavy editing that makes you unrecognizable

We talk. We take our time. And we shoot when you start feeling normal again in front of the camera.

Who usually needs portrait photography

Most people who book portrait photography with Ravikant Photography fall into a few broad groups, though every shoot is different.

Professionals and working individuals

These are people who need clean, honest portraits for:

Company websites LinkedIn profiles Speaker profiles Personal branding Portfolios

They don’t want flashy images. They want something that looks confident, trustworthy, and real.

Business owners and founders

Many business owners in Delhi NCR come to me because they are tired of using old photos or random mobile pictures.

They need portraits that match their brand personality and work well across websites, presentations, and marketing material.

Often, these shoots happen alongside other work like advertising photography or product photography, especially when the business is updating its entire visual presence.

Creative professionals

Designers, artists, chefs, consultants, and creators often need portraits that feel a little more personal.

Not too corporate. Not too casual either.

We usually discuss mood, background, and styling in more detail for these shoots.

Individuals and personal shoots

Some clients simply want good photographs of themselves.

No pressure. No specific use case.

Just portraits they can keep, share, or look back at later.

This is more common than people admit, and honestly, it’s one of the nicest kinds of shoots.

How a portrait photography shoot actually works

If you’ve never done a professional portrait shoot before, it can feel confusing. So here’s how it usually goes, step by step.

1. Initial conversation

Before anything else, we talk.

I ask simple questions:

Why do you need the portraits? Where will they be used? Do you prefer indoor or outdoor? Do you have examples you like?

You don’t need to know photography terms. You just need to explain what you’re looking for in your own words.

2. Planning the shoot

Based on that conversation, we decide:

Location (studio, office, home, outdoor) Type of light (natural or studio) Background style Outfit suggestions (nothing complicated)

I keep this practical. No overplanning, but no guessing either.

3. The shoot day

On the shoot day, the goal is simple. Make you comfortable.

We don’t rush. I guide you gently — how to stand, where to look, when to relax.

If something feels awkward, we stop and adjust.

Good portraits come from small moments between poses, not forced instructions.

4. Selection and editing

After the shoot, you get a selection of images to choose from.

Editing is clean and natural.

Skin retouching is minimal. Colors are corrected. Distractions are removed.

The idea is to polish the image, not change who you are.

Different types of portrait photography I handle

Portrait photography isn’t one single style. Over the years, I’ve worked on many variations depending on client needs.

Corporate and business portraits

These are straightforward, professional images.

Usually shot at offices or clean indoor locations. Simple backgrounds. Neutral expressions or light smiles.

These portraits are commonly used by brands, companies, and teams.

Personal branding portraits

These are a little more relaxed.

They show personality, not just professionalism.

Often paired with shoots like advertising photography or content creation for websites and social media.

Creative portraits

Here, we experiment a bit more.

Lighting, mood, framing — all adjusted to suit your work and personality.

This is common for artists, chefs, designers, and entrepreneurs.

Portraits for business listings and profiles

Clean, clear images meant for Google listings, company pages, and directories.

Simple, effective, and honest.

Practical benefits of professional portrait photography

Let’s keep this real.

A good portrait doesn’t magically change your life. But it does make a difference in small, important ways.

People trust faces more than logos. They connect faster when they see a real person.

For businesses, portraits help humanize the brand.

For individuals, they help you present yourself with confidence — without saying a word.

Good portraits also save time. You stop worrying about “what photo should I use” and focus on your actual work.

Why clients choose Ravikant Photography

Clients don’t choose me because I promise big things.

They choose me because:

I listen before I shoot. I explain things clearly. I don’t rush the process. I respect how people want to be seen.

Being based in Delhi NCR also helps. I understand how brands, businesses, restaurants, and e-commerce sellers here operate.

Many clients start with portrait photography and later come back for other services like food photography, product photography, or even hampers photography when their business grows.

That kind of long-term working relationship matters to me more than one-time projects.

Common questions people ask

“I’m not comfortable in front of the camera. Is that a problem?”

No. Most people aren’t.

That’s normal, and that’s part of my job — helping you get past that discomfort.

“Do you provide posing guidance?”

Yes. But gently.

I won’t turn you into a statue. I guide you in a way that feels natural.

“How long does a portrait shoot usually take?”

Anywhere from 45 minutes to a few hours, depending on the requirement.

I prefer quality over speed.

“Can these portraits be used for business and marketing?”

Yes, absolutely.

Most clients use them across websites, presentations, social media, and listings.

“Do you also handle other types of photography?”

Yes. Along with portraits, I regularly work with brands and businesses on advertising photography, food photography, product photography, and hampers photography.

Let’s talk about your portrait shoot

If you’re looking for portrait photography in Delhi NCR and want images that feel honest and usable, we should talk.

You don’t need to have everything figured out.

Start with a conversation. We’ll take it from there.

Ravikant Photography
Delhi NCR

Email: Ravikantphotography@gmail.com
Phone: 9873049773

Reach out when you’re ready. I’ll respond personally.