Inayat Ullah is a photographer based in Kashmir who has been exploring the art of storytelling through photography since 2015. For him, photography is more than a medium; it is a language that bridges time and speaks directly to the soul.
Inayat’s work is deeply rooted in black-and-white photography, a choice that feels both natural and essential to his artistic practice. By stripping away color, his images reveal the essence of a story through contrasts, textures, and raw emotion. This simplicity has shaped his creative vision, encouraging him to focus on the often-overlooked details of the world. Black-and-white photography forms the core of his artistic expression, influenced by the guidance of mentors and his own evolving perspective.

At its heart, Inayat’s photography is about preserving stories—capturing fleeting moments that might otherwise fade into obscurity. Each image he creates is not just a visual record but an emotional narrative, designed to resonate deeply with viewers.
Inayat’s journey as a photographer is ongoing, driven by a passion to craft visual stories that connect, inspire, and endure. Through his work, he seeks to transform his artistic vision into a purposeful medium that preserves the essence of life and its stories for generations to come.