Anup Prakash

Ashish Puri is a passionate Media Personality, Entrepreneur, Photojournalist, and Digital Content Creator based in the beautiful city of Pokhara, Nepal. With a strong background in Information Management, hands-on experience in Journalism & Media Production, Event Management, Branding, and Social Media Marketing, I’ve been working to bridge creativity with impact since 2014.

Kuber Tamang was born  kathmandu to middle class family. Also went for photography training for 3 years. I have been working in the of photography since last 12 years with modeling, advertising product, portrait and landscapes and many more print media . My passion is song and photography. I love doing landscapes, story, photography and fashion photography.

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.

Om Lal Akayla (also known as Om Lal Tandukar) is a respected figure in Nepal’s photography scene, celebrated for his vibrant documentation of weddings, cultural events, and social moments. With a career rooted in visual storytelling, he has carved a niche as a wedding and event photographer, capturing the essence of Nepali traditions with authenticity and artistry. He is the founder of Foto Kriti Studio, a creative hub known for its personalized and high-quality photography services. His work often blends candid emotion with cultural richness, making him a sought-after name for both personal and professional events. Beyond photography, Om Lal serves as an adviser to the F & F Cycling Group, reflecting his active engagement in community and wellness initiatives. He is also a photojournalist affiliated with NFPJ Nepal, contributing to the documentation of contemporary Nepali life through a journalistic lens. His contributions were recognized at the Pageant Nepal International Fashion & Model Award 2022, where he was honored as the Best Photographer—a testament to his enduring impact on Nepal’s visual culture.