Government institutional building with Indian flag and manicured gardens — architecture photography Gujarat by Ridham Gajjar
Modern glass skyscraper exterior against blue sky — architectural photographer Gandhinagar India
Contemporary office interior corner with wooden paneling sofa and wall art — interior design photography Gujarat
Akshardham temple exterior at sunset with dramatic pink and purple sky — architectural photography India by Ridham Gajjar
Modern commercial building glass atrium corridor with natural light — interior architecture photographer Gujarat
Corporate office interior with wooden desk black chairs and glass partition walls — interior photographer Ahmedabad
Open plan corporate office with rows of workstations and wooden ceiling details — commercial interior photography Gujarat
Modern office corridor with glass staircase railing wooden wall panels and city view — interior design photographer India
Corporate workspace with dark wooden wall paneling and executive workstations — office interior photography Gandhinagar
Contemporary commercial building entrance courtyard with black metal frames and indoor plants — architecture photography India
Oval conference room with circular ceiling light wooden table and black executive chairs — office interior photographer Gujarat
Retail clothing showroom interior with garment racks and minimal display — commercial interior photography India
Luxury boardroom with wooden beam ceiling pendant lights long white table and black chairs — interior architecture photography Gujarat
Executive office interior with wooden wall panels desk lamp and horizontal blinds — interior photographer Gandhinagar
Modern commercial building exterior with diamond pattern glass facade — architectural photographer India
Contemporary villa exterior at dusk with flat roof and landscape lighting — residential architecture photography Gujarat
Modern office showroom interior with glass partitions open shelving and pendant lights — interior design photography India
Luxury bathroom interior with dark stone tiles and white marble vanity — home interior photographer Gujarat
Elegant lobby reception area with wooden coffered ceiling amber lighting and yellow accent chairs — hospitality interior photography India
Close-up detail of wooden wall cladding with warm directional lighting — architectural detail photography Gujarat
Modern residential bungalow exterior with brick facade flat roof and green lawn — residential architecture photographer India
Large corporate campus building wide aerial view with extensive gardens and landscaping — commercial architecture photography Gujarat
Minimalist modern kitchen interior with white cabinets and marble countertops — home interior design photography India
Moody interior corner with indoor plants wooden dining table and checkered floor — interior decor photography Gandhinagar
I am Ridham Gajjar a professional interior and architecture photographer based in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, India. I am specialised in interior design photography, architectural photography and home decor photography for architects, interior designers, real estate developers, hospitality brands, and furniture companies across India. Trained at the Symbiosis School of Photography, Pune, I have built a portfolio spanning residential interiors, commercial spaces, hotels, showrooms, offices and architectural exteriors. Learn more about me here.
What Is Interior & Architecture Photography?
Interior photography is the art of capturing built spaces rooms, homes, offices, hotels, restaurants, retail stores in a way that communicates their design, atmosphere, and purpose. Architecture photography focuses on the external form, structure, and character of buildings, capturing how they relate to light, landscape, and the city around them.
Together, interior and architecture photography serve a critical role for architects, interior designers, real estate developers, and hospitality brands who need professional images to present their work to clients, publications, and the public.
What is the difference between interior photography and real estate photography? Real estate photography is typically functional wide-angle shots meant to show room dimensions and layout for property listings. Interior design photography is artistic and editorial it is about capturing the feeling of a space, the quality of light, the texture of materials, and the story the designer intended to tell. One sells square footage. The other sells vision.
Who needs interior and architecture photography in India? Interior designers and architects use it to build their portfolios and attract premium clients. Real estate developers use it for project launches and brochures. Hotels and restaurants use it for websites, booking platforms, and campaigns. Furniture and home decor brands use it to showcase products in real-world settings. If your work involves space you need a professional interior photographer.
Why Interior Photography Matters for Your Business
A beautifully designed space that is poorly photographed will never win the awards, the press features, or the premium clients it deserves. Here is what professional interior and architecture photography delivers:
For architects and interior designers: Your portfolio is your most powerful sales tool. When a potential client is choosing between two designers, the one with better photography always wins regardless of who actually did the better work. Professional interior photography elevates your portfolio and positions you in the premium tier of your market.
For real estate developers: High-quality architectural photography sells properties faster and at higher prices. It signals quality and seriousness to buyers who are making the most significant purchase of their lives.
For hospitality brands (hotels, restaurants, cafes): Your images determine whether someone books your property or scrolls past it on Airbnb, Google Hotels, or Zomato. A professionally photographed space has a measurable impact on bookings and footfall.
For furniture and home decor brands: Seeing a product in a real, beautifully styled space is far more persuasive than a white-background catalogue shot. Many of my clients combine an interior shoot with a product photography session for a complete visual toolkit.
How I Approach Every Interior Shoot
Interior and architecture photography is not just about pointing a camera at a room. It requires an understanding of light both natural and artificial composition, lens choice, and post-processing that preserves the true colours and atmosphere of the space.
Pre-shoot walkthrough: Before shooting, I spend time in the space understanding how light moves through it at different times of day, identifying the hero angles, and discussing the story the client wants to tell.
Lighting setup: I use a combination of available light, supplementary LED panels, and flash to ensure every corner of the space is rendered accurately without harsh shadows or blown-out highlights.
Composition: Every frame is composed with the same care an interior designer applies to the space itself. Symmetry, leading lines, layering, and depth are all considered before the shutter fires.
Post-processing: Colour grading, perspective correction, sky replacement for exteriors, and detailed retouching are all part of the final delivery. You receive images that are ready for print, web, and social media.
Want to see how this attention to detail translates to video? Explore the architecture videos portfolio for cinematic walkthroughs of architectural projects.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the best interior photographer in Gujarat?
Ridham Gajjar is a professional interior and architecture photographer based in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, with experience shooting residential homes, commercial offices, hospitality spaces, and architectural projects across India.
Where is Ridham Gajjar based?
Ridham Gajjar is based in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, and works on interior and architecture photography projects across Ahmedabad, Surat, Mumbai, and other cities across India.
How much does an interior photography session cost in India?
Interior photography pricing in India depends on the size of the space, number of rooms, whether the shoot includes exterior architecture, and the final deliverables required. Contact Ridham directly for a customised quote based on your project.
How long does an interior photography shoot take?
A standard residential interior shoot typically takes 4–8 hours depending on the size of the property and number of spaces being captured. Commercial projects and full architectural shoots may span a full day or multiple days.
What should I do to prepare my space for an interior photography shoot?
Declutter all surfaces, remove personal items and unnecessary objects, ensure all light fixtures are working, style the space as you would for a client presentation, and if possible, coordinate the shoot time to make the most of natural light. Ridham provides a detailed pre-shoot checklist to every client.