Tanishq Jain

I was born into a family of photographers, so a camera was never far from reach. I picked one up properly in class 8, and more than ten years later I still haven't put it down. 
I photograph weddings the way they actually happen - the tears at a vidai, the chaos of a haldi, the glance a father can't hold back. I don't stage those moments or ask for them again. I wait, I watch, and I make sure they're preserved exactly as they were felt. 
To me that's the whole point. A wedding is over in a day, but the way it felt should outlive everyone in the room. That's what I'm there to keep.