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As a student of architecture, I have developed a sense for visuals and a way of interpreting them. They also aid in the comprehension of people, their behaviors, and their psychology. Photographs are the easiest visuals to interpret and comprehend. I enjoy photographing and documenting the people around me with my camera. I take photographs in places that hold memories for me and can be revisited simply by looking through my album.

You can also explore my memories on my Instagram page @intanujable

Some of my photographs are portrayed below.


Shaded Axis. (Cybercity Skywalk, Gurgaon)

Informal Evening. (Sadar Bazar, Gurgaon)

Lunchbreak. (Gateway International School, Sonipat)



Abdul ji. (Sadar Bazar, Agra)

Thing of Beauty. (Amer Fort, Jaipur)

Distorted Corridor. (Aayojan School of Architecture, Jaipur)

Look Back. (Gateway Campus, Sonipat)

Older than You and Me. (Gorar village, Kharkhoda district, Sonipat)

Woodwork. (Jawahar Kala Kendra, Jaipur)


Eyes of the Skin. (Gurgaon)

Young Dreamers. (Sonipat)

Sarangi Vadak (Amer Fort, Jaipur)

Sanganeri Print (Sanganer, Jaipur) 

Jaipuri Babu (Bapu Bazar, Jaipur)

Jaipuri Fabric (Kishanpol Bazar, Jaipur)

Speed (Gateway College of Architecture and Design, Sonipat)

Yellow! (Connaught Place, New Delhi)



Capitol Complex (Chandigarh)




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