From international women’s tournaments to grassroots academy sessions — I capture the speed, emotion, and intensity of tennis with precision and storytelling. If you're looking for a professional tennis photographer in Delhi NCR, I bring real match experience, not just technical skill, to every shoot
Tennis isn’t just about rallies — it’s about rhythm, resilience, and moments that unfold in fractions of a second. My journey into tennis photography took a defining turn while covering the W35 Women’s World Tennis Championship at the DLTA courts in Delhi, where I had the opportunity to document high-level international competition up close.
Being on court — observing footwork, anticipation, and the mental battles players go through — changed how I approach tennis photography. It’s no longer just about capturing action, but about reading the game before the moment happens and being ready for it.
I also got the opportunity to be mentored by veteran tennis photojournalist - Kamesh Srinivasan, who helped me unstand the etiquetts of the game
Today, as a sports photographer based in Delhi NCR, I bring that same mindset to every tennis assignment — whether it’s a competitive tournament or an academy training session.
On Court Action
Indian tennis star Vaishnavi Adkar striking the ball
Tennis player in action during the W35 women's international tennis tournament
Ksenia during an intense clash
Sahira Singh hitting the ball to perfection
Soha Sadiq in action
Russian Player Maria Mikhailova in her doubles tennis game
player running to striake the ball
Zeel Desai in her doubles match
Dramatic action captured in between a tennis game
W35 women's tennis champion Sohyun Park striking the ball
Saki Imamura in the W35 women's international tennis tournament
Vaishnavi Adkar slicing the tennis ball
Slo-Motion
Frozen in action - Ksenia Efremova
Slo motion capturing ball path before it hits the racquet
Emotions
Anya Arora questioning the decision
Russian player Elina Neplyi clearly not happy with the decision
Vaishnavi Adkar expressing herself after a lost point
Ksenia Efremova jubilant after winning a decisive set point
Why Choose Me as Your Tennis Photographer?
Tennis is one of the toughest sports to photograph — and my approach is built around real experience, not guesswork.
Understanding the Game
Before every shoot, I study match flow, player tendencies, and key moments — so I can anticipate, not react.
Experience in High-Level Tournaments
Shooting an international women’s tournament taught me how to stay unobtrusive, respect the sport, and still capture decisive moments.
Handling Real Conditions
From harsh Delhi sunlight to fast-paced rallies, I’m equipped to deliver sharp, well-timed images in challenging environments.
FAQs
1. Do you have experience shooting professional tennis tournaments?
Yes, I have covered international-level events like the W35 Women’s World Tennis Championship in Delhi, which helped me develop a deeper understanding of the sport and on-court dynamics.
2. How much does a tennis photographer cost in Delhi NCR?
Pricing depends on the scope — tournament coverage, academy shoots, or athlete portfolios. Some like just photos while others want content for social media like reels and posters. Each project is customized based on requirements and team size.
3. Do you cover tennis tournaments across India?
Yes, I am available for travel and regularly shoot sports events across India; however, I would need travel and accomodation to be taken care.
4. What gear do you carry?
I carry a Nikon D850 as my primary camera and the 200-500 f5.6 as primary lens. I also carry backup gear like my Nikon D3500, my 70-300 lens and my 35 mm f1.8 prime lens. These gears are good enugh to capture distant as well as closeup action. Not to forget the the wide apertures also helps cover low light conditions
