About Me

Ramakant Sharda
Author · Photographer · Creator

I have always been curious about how things work, what is possible, and what happens when you look at something in a slightly different way.

Over the years, that curiosity has taken me through photography, writing, books, video, technology, apps, teaching, and, more recently, artificial intelligence. I enjoy moving between these different worlds, learning something new, experimenting with it, and then finding ways to turn those experiments into something useful or interesting.

Photography remains a big part of my creative journey. I am particularly drawn to moments that are easy to miss: movement, light, colour, fleeting expressions, and things that the human eye cannot quite see. My work has included high-speed photography, creative experiments, portraits, nature, and visual storytelling. I have also been exploring how AI can open up entirely new possibilities for photography and image creation.

I am an author as well. My books include I Wish I Knew This Earlier, Mastering High-Speed Photography, and the photography coffee-table books Frozen Moments, Ephemeral, and The Third Dimension. My photography and writing have been featured in publications and platforms in India and abroad, including Better Photography, Smart Photography, Dainik Bhaskar, and other photography publications. I have also contributed as an author to Digital Photography School.

Teaching has been another important part of my journey. I enjoy taking something that may initially seem complicated and making it simple enough for someone to understand, try, and eventually experiment with on their own. Over the years, I have conducted photography workshops, classes, talks, and practical sessions for photographers, students, schools, colleges, and institutions.

Technology has always been another strong interest. I have experimented with apps and digital projects, and today I am particularly fascinated by AI and what it means for creativity. I use AI to explore images, video, writing, research, ideas, and new creative workflows. Some experiments become projects. Others simply lead to another interesting question.

And perhaps that is what best describes me.

I like questions more than answers.

I like learning, trying things, making mistakes, starting again, and discovering what happens when different ideas and tools come together.

I am based in Jaipur, India, and this website is a record of that ongoing journey: the things I have created, the things I have learned, and the things I am still curious about.

There is always something new to explore.