jchauhan

I used to hate the living day lights out of colour grading video before i got my BMC URSA of course. Mainly because everything would always just looked so crushed whenever i would try and play with colour.

I would never of imagined being able to pull stills from a video camera that could rival my DSLR when i first started dabbling in photography. Here is a screen shot from a film i shot today at the peak

Shooting a bunch of dapper barbers cutting up slick hairstyles. Not a fan of shooting without much light with my URSA Mini as it's hungry for light but it wasn't so bad in the end as the practical lights

Took my video camera out for a shoot recently. I really do need to shoot more on this beast but here's the video so far i probably will make it a little shorter maybe 30 seconds long and more straight

Here are a few photographs from a pre wedding shoot well in this case post as it was after the big day. The gardens at Trentham estate are beautiful and taking a stroll here is as peaceful as it looks

Here is an interview of a legend, i shot this a while back but always love coming back to listen to this dude talk. Truly an inspirational character and also a guy who has achieved loads. Sav Kyriacou

It was a lovely day today so me and @manum1205 took our cameras our for a spin he had his drone and i had my URSA. However i forgot my IR filters which meant my colours weren't exactly how i wanted them

So I'd seen steel wool photography and thought it looked so cool but I'd never actually tried it. So one evening I gave @jchauhan a call and asked if he'd be interested in giving it a go. Sure enough he

I spent the last 4 years filming everything on a DSLR pretty much and then i reached a point where my Canon 5D just didn't cut it anymore. Now i'm a firm believer that the camera isn't the defining factor

Every year i have a habit of putting some scenes together into a showreel, however last year i didn't do much video work as i was still getting to grips with my new camera the URSA Mini which shoots in

This is a trailer of my 3 month trip around Southeast Asia. I hope you enjoy! If you do please drop me an upvote/follow! Thanks :) I started in Bangkok, worked my way north and into Laos. After travelling

My journey as a photographer started in 2007, my dad was a photographer back in India however he immigrated to the UK in 1989 and never picked up a camera again. Until one day my cousin wanted to learn

These are some photographs i took while visiting India in 2016, whenever i end up in India which is every 1 or 2 years i always make sure i stay at my Grandmas. We have a house in the city which is cool

These are straight from the camera i've just turned them black and white. I will post some retouched versions from this shoot but i'm struggling to choose which ones. Originally i had edited like 2 images

When i first swapped over from analogue to digital i didn't know what to look out for in digital cameras. I ended up buying this camera which has turned into a super heavy paper weight over time. It has

i've posted this before but i feel i didn't do it justice as i didn't attach the original image. This time round i have and even i'm shocked out how much i must of retouched this but looking at it there

Loads of things i would change about this photograph, for starters my background light is way to overpowered and i don't actually know what i was doing with the skin tones but this was from a time where

I always usually miss the topics for competitions as i end up saving my images deep into long file structures and it turns into an ordeal to dig them out again in time. I shot this beautiful husky just

Every now and again i go through phases where i don't want to spend hours thinking about lighting gear or what kind of equipment i will need for a shoot. I just want to get out there and 'shoot'. I think

We all express ourselves through different ways, here is one individual called Dean i met him at the Gym. At first he looked intimidating i mean he is built like a tank but funnily i discovered this world