Sameer Rana Photography

30/07/2025

India. Himachal Pradesh. Landscape

27/04/2025

Thrilled to share a glimpse from our latest ad film shoot for the prestigious real estate brand — The Cambium by Chatly Groups, Ludhiana! ✨

As the Director of Photography, I focused on crafting every frame carefully to blend emotion with the brand's vision and story.

📌 Project: The Cambium — Chatly Groups

🎬 Production: Adyah Moving Pictures

🎬 Director: Loveena Bagga

🎥 DOP: Sameer Kumar Rana .k.rana

🌟 Model: F***y Gandhi

10/02/2025

Nepal. Bhaktapur. Siddhapokhari Pond

Dating back to the 13th century, King Jitamitra Malla built this historic pond as part of Bhaktapur’s ancient water system. Also known as Ta-Pukhu, it holds deep cultural and spiritual significance, making it a sacred site for locals. Over centuries, it has witnessed history, traditions, and legends that still echo in its tranquil waters.

08/02/2025

Nepal. Baudhanath, Kathmandu

The majestic Baudhanath Stupa, one of the largest and most sacred Buddhist sites in Nepal. Built in the 14th century, it has been a center of Tibetan Buddhism for centuries. The all-seeing eyes of Buddha watch over the bustling pilgrim path, where monks in crimson robes chant and spin prayer wheels. Encircled by monasteries and vibrant markets, the stupa radiates peace and devotion. Whether bathed in golden sunrise or glowing with evening butter lamps, these images capture its timeless spiritual and historical essence.

01/02/2025

Hyderabad. Ambedkar Nagar Slum colony Road No. 78. 2013

Nestled amidst the towering affluence of Jubilee Hills, the Ambedkar Nagar slum colony once stood in stark contrast—a community where families faced daily struggles for basic necessities. Yet, within these narrow alleys and makeshift homes, childhood remained untouched by despair. These photographs capture the resilient spirit of the children of Ambedkar Nagar, where joy is not measured by material wealth but by laughter, friendship, and boundless imagination.

28/01/2025

28/01/2025

Eternal Sculptures of Time: The Rocks of Hyderabad

The ancient granite rocks of Hyderabad, shaped by nature over 2.5 billion years. Each image captures their unique beauty—towering boulders, delicate balances, and stunning formation that tell stories of time and endurance. From serene lakesides to bustling urban spaces, these formations blend nature's
artistry with the city's charm, standing as silent witnesses to Hyderabad's rich history.

24/01/2025

India. Hyderabad. old city. Charminar

The iconic Charminar, a symbol of Hyderabad's rich history and architectural splendor, stands majestically in the heart of the city. Built in 1591 by Sultan Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, this magnificent structure features four soaring minarets that rise gracefully into the sky, connected by intricate arches. The structure's elegant Indo-Islamic design, complemented by Persian influences, is adorned with intricate stucco work and geometric patterns, offering a glimpse into the artistic mastery of its time.

Surrounded by bustling bazaars like Laad Bazaar, famous for bangles and handicrafts, the Charminar is a vibrant cultural hub where tradition meets modernity. At night, when illuminated, the Charminar transforms into a mesmerizing spectacle, casting a glow that reflects its timeless grandeur. A visit to this architectural marvel is not just a journey through history but also an immersion into the lively essence of Hyderabad.

20/01/2025

India. Punjab. Village Khothran 2025

15/01/2025

India. Punjab. Khothra Kalan 2025

13/01/2025

India. Himachal Pradesh. Lahul and Spiti. Chenab River weaving its way through the majestic Himalayan ranges 2019

Nestled between the towering Himalayan ranges in Lahaul and Spiti, Himachal Pradesh, the Chenab River holds immense geographical significance. Originating from the glacial confluence of the Chandra and Bhaga rivers near Tandi, the river flows through steep gorges and rugged terrains, shaping the unique cold desert landscape. Its waters, fed by melting glaciers from the Bara Lacha La pass, are a vital resource for irrigation, hydropower, and sustaining biodiversity in this high-altitude region. Beyond its ecological importance, the Chenab River is deeply embedded in the cultural and historical fabric of the Himalayan communities, standing as a testament to the interplay of nature and human life in one of the most remote and breathtaking regions of India.