F-Shot Fotography: A Journey of Code, Cameras & Creativity

Founded in 2025, F Shot Fotography was founded for a passion for photography.

The story of F-Shot Fotography begins not in a studio, but in the fluorescent glow of an IT operations floor. It was there—between sprint reviews and server patch nights—that Sid, a Microsoft-Azure specialist, struck up a conversation with Abhishek “PixelByAJ” Joshi, a full-stack architect whose weekends were spent chasing sunsets with a mirrorless camera.

When JavaScript Met JPEG What started as hallway chatter about lenses and lighting soon turned into impromptu photo walks after work. We realised our skill sets were strangely complementary: Sid’s precision and workflow mindset made him a natural at planning shoots and post-production, while Abhishek’s design eye and color-grading obsession turned raw images into emotive stories. By late-2024 we stopped asking “What if?” and registered F-Shot Fotography—a duo-run studio committed to tech-efficient, people-centred imagery. Translating Tech Discipline into Visual Craft Our IT heritage shapes how we shoot: Process-Driven Creativity – Every project sits in a Trello-like Kanban with clear milestones: pre-consult, mood-board, shoot roadmap, delivery. Cloud-First Workflow – RAWs upload to Azure Blob; clients proof in a secure gallery within 24 hours. Pixel-Perfect QA – Just as code gets peer-reviewed, each final image is inspected by both of us for color accuracy, composition, and narrative punch. From Engagements to Enterprise

Why Clients Choose F-Shot
Two brains, two cameras: every angle captured, zero moments missed.
Tech-savvy delivery: encrypted galleries, AI-assisted culling, 72-hour turnaround.
Human-first approach: we’re engineers, but we leave the jargon in JIRA—on set we talk feelings, laughter, and storytelling.
We’re still writing the next chapter—one shutter click, one love story, one product launch at a time. If you’d like your story told with the same blend of precision and heart, let’s grab coffee (or a Teams call) and start planning.