Kishor Kayastha

Hari Neupane is a professional photographer, videographer, and trainer. He has been working as a photographer for two decades. He publicizes his works under the name of Craze Nepal and works with an organization called AFP (Academy of Photography) for photo and video education.

Bikash Parajuli, a talented fashion photographer, captures moments that transcend mere images. His lens weaves stories of elegance, passion, and style. Isvara Studios Nepal: Bikash Parajuli’s lens dances with light at Isvara Studios Nepal, where creativity knows no bounds. Whether it’s a runway, a portrait, or a candid moment, Bikash Parajuli’s photography transcends the ordinary, inviting us to explore the extraordinary. 📸✨

Anup Prakash (अनुप प्रकाश) is a legendary Nepali photographer celebrated for his timeless visual storytelling, masterful composition, and decades‑long contribution to documenting Nepal’s people, culture, and artistic heritage. Known for his signature ability to capture emotion with simplicity and precision, he remains one of the most respected names in Nepali photography, influencing generations of visual artists.

Min Ratna Bajracharya is widely celebrated as one of Nepal’s pioneering photojournalists, known for his instinctive eye and deep connection to the streets of Kathmandu. His career spans over three decades, during which he captured some of the most iconic moments in Nepal’s political and cultural history. One of his most famous photographs is of student activist Durga Thapa during the 1990 People’s Movement—leaping with vermilion-stained fingers in a double victory sign. That image became a powerful symbol of Nepal’s democratic awakening. Bajracharya’s journey into photography was unconventional. He began selling postcards and helping tourists in Swayambhu, gradually developing a keen sense of visual storytelling. Despite working as a tailor for years, his passion for photography never waned. Encouraged by friends and mentors, he eventually transitioned into full-time photojournalism. He’s known for his technical skill and ability to find stories in everyday life. His deep familiarity with Kathmandu’s neighborhoods gave him unique access and insight, allowing him to document everything from political upheavals to quiet moments of daily life. Even as he approached retirement, Bajracharya remained humble and hopeful about the next generation of photographers, praising their speed and adaptability in the digital age.