Instagramming the dream trip, Ishita Dharnidharka mesmerizes her viewers
We recently caught hold of this social media influencer whose photography skills speak volumes about her outstanding talent. From capturing snow capped mountains to unexplored picturesque locations, ace photographer Ishita Dharnidharka is taking the trips of everyone's dreams and her social media is legit proof.
Based in Mumbai, Ishita Dharnidharka kickstarted her career back in 2014 out of a passion for travel and photography. Her first trek to Everest Base Camp was the turning point when Ishita found a professional photographer in her.
Having traveled to more than 30 countries till date, the lens woman spills magic through her pictures by capturing every moment from the places she visits. Be it Finland or Slovenia or South Africa or Estonia amongst many others, Ishita has taken travel photography a notch higher. Her pictures grab immense eyeballs on the internet and become viral within no time.
There is no denying that Ishita is amongst those adventure photographers who have established their name through their astonishing pictures. When it comes to travel Instagram influencers, they get to do what few can. They can jet off to new places, experience new cultures, taste new foods, and make new memories. It’s the ultimate lifestyle experience that many people aspire to.
The dynamic photographer had gotten an opportunity to visit Peru for an assignment sponsored by the Peru Tourism Board. Besides being an excellent travel photographer, Ishita also shoots food and interior photography commercially. Her clientele includes prominent brands. Her photography skills have been recognized by giants like Canon, Nokia, Google, and Johnnie Walker.
She added feathers to her cap when she was featured in a TV commercial for Global Camera manufacturing giant Canon. She also did an ad shoot for international brand Johnnie Walker.
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