FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS

Photograph India. Get featured.

We’re building a curated home for cinematic India wallpapers — and we’d love to feature work from photographers who see the country the way we do. This is an expression of interest, no commitment. Tell us about you and your work, and we’ll be in touch when we open submissions.

THE BAR

What we’re looking for — and what you get back.

WHAT WE’RE LOOKING FOR

  1. Frames composed for phone screens — we ship a 4:5 master so the same file fits iPhone, Galaxy, Fold and tablet.
  2. India in its quieter, more atmospheric moments — fog, golden hour, monsoon, dawn, solitude.
  3. Work that fits one of our six moods: Serene, Nostalgic, Golden, Ethereal, Majestic, Solitude.
  4. Real, original photography you own the rights to — captured by you with a camera, on location. Not generated, not composited from stock.
  5. A consistent, considered point of view across a body of work — not one-offs.

WHAT YOU GET

  1. A revenue share on every sale of your wallpaper — terms shared with selected photographers.
  2. Your work in front of an audience that values craft, not just images.
  3. A feature in our forthcoming Journal — your story, your locations, the frame behind the frame.
  4. Brand association with a curated cinematic platform, not a stock dump.
  5. Honest, plain-language terms when we do open submissions.

One rule, and we hold it: real photographs only. The frame must be captured by you with a camera. Normal editing — colour, crop, retouching, cleanup — is welcome, but AI-generated or AI-fabricated images are not accepted. We review every submission. Passing off generated work as your own photography means removal from the catalogue and suspension of your contributor account, with any pending payout withheld.

EXPRESSION OF INTEREST

Tell us who you are.

A portfolio link is all we need to take a look — the rest is optional. We read every submission and reach out to selected photographers when we open the catalogue. No image upload yet; we’ll ask for samples once we’re in touch.