I’ve spent much of my life travelling through Nepal, and the hills and mountains have a special place in my work—and in my heart. From the Himalayas to the Alps, I’m drawn to dramatic landscapes, quiet moments and the challenge of finding a frame that makes a familiar place feel new. I love working with natural light, minimalist compositions and aerial perspectives, but mostly, I’m just a sucker for a good view.
Documentary photography is about being there long enough to understand what is happening. I enjoy getting beyond the obvious and finding the small moments, people and details that make a story feel real. My work has taken me into communities, development projects, humanitarian assignments and major social events, often in places and situations where being adaptable and unobtrusive matters as much as having a good camera.
I like photographing people when they forget they are being photographed. Whether it’s a carefully made portrait or an unplanned moment, I look for expressions, gestures and details that reveal something about the person. Years of working across cultures and communities have taught me to build trust quickly, give people space and let their personality come through naturally.
I’ve spent years photographing athletes in some seriously demanding places—from trail races in the Himalayas to international events in the Alps. Action photography is as much about anticipation as it is about timing: knowing where to be, finding the right light and waiting for that split second when movement, emotion and environment come together. I’m comfortable going the extra mile—quite literally—to get the shot.
Wildlife photography combines two things I love: being outdoors and waiting for something unexpected to happen. Much of my work with animals has taken place in Nepal’s forests, mountains and rural landscapes, where understanding the environment is just as important as the camera. I prefer photographs that show animals as part of their world, rather than simply as isolated subjects.
UN Country Report
2021
UN Covid-19 Preparedness
2021
UN Strategic Summary
2019
Running Everest
2019
Be Brave as You Run
2019
TRAIN
2018
Esprit Trail
2018
UN Habitat Shelter Provision
2016
| Assignment | Role | Country | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| S4P Documentary Terre des Hommes | Videographer/Editor | 2026 | |
| Beauty with a Purpose (Miss Nepal) | Videographer/Editor | 2026 | |
| World Bank GRID Project | Photographer | 2023, 2025 | |
| The Data Values Project | Photographer | 2022 | |
| Yeti Documentary | Videographer | 2021 | |
| UN Covid-19 Response | Photographer | 2020 | |
| UN Habitat Shelter Program | Photographer and Writer | 2016 | |
| UTMB | Photographer | 2017 | |
| Ultra Tour Monte Rosa | Photographer | 2017, 2022 | |
| Everest Marathon | Media Team Lead | 2016, 2017, 2018, 2023, 2024 | |
| Manaslu Trail Race | Photographer | 2017, 2018 | |
| Mustang Trail Race | Photographer / Videographer | 2017, 2018 | |
| MTB Himalaya | Photographer | 2017 | |
| Bhutan and Tibet exploration and promotion | Photographer | 2024 | |
| Mera Peak Expedition | Photographer / Videographer | 2022 | |
| Mountain Biking in Bhutan | Videographer / Editor | 2018 |
Published
Magazine covers or blurbs, my works in photos, videos and text have been published in more than 30 media outlets over the past few years. See where I have been published
Fast learner, adaptable
I’m always eager to learn a new trade in problem solving. Besides analytics (which I am formally trained in), all the skills I’ve acquired are self taught. I easily adapt to changes and tackle unfavorable situations.
Uncompromised results
I am result-oriented. I get work done on time, even if that means depriving myself of sleep, leisure or rest, if situation arises. This translates to nothing short of the best I can deliver.
Happy clients
I see that the final product I deliver meets clients’ expectation, and I do not settle until all parties walk out happy. Most of my projects that I am involved in are with returning clients. See reviews