Fraser-Dingo
Ram Mohan Paranjpe is a surfer and surf photographer. A closer look at his off-beat journey
Rammohan Paranjape decided at a very young age to exit the '?system' and follow his dream of exploring the world of adventure photography
Taking photos, one wave at a time - Rammohan Paranjape has been taking photographs of surfers and the surf scene for the last 10 years. He is perhaps India's first and only surf photographer who's been documenting the surf scene since it's early days. His work, which has been widely published in magazines around the world, have played a key role in putting India on the global surf map. The 26-year-old tells Marisha Karwa that while the life of a surf photographer is about life satisfaction, it is not necessarily an easy one.
Rammohan Paranjape has been documenting Indian Surf Culture for the better part of the last decade via his lens. It all started in 2005 when he was introduced t
A new, exciting breed of daredevil photographers is embracing risks and going all out to capture adventure sport athletes in breathtaking action.
When the Indian god Vishnu sought immortally he convinced the devas and demons to heave and haul the heavenly ocean to churn up Amrita, the nectar of immortally. Today Indians are waking to a new dawn of the benefits of life in the ocean and Rammohan Paranjape, India?s leading surf photographer, is there to capture ?
