About me

I am a missionary kid. My parents have been missionaries for 35 years among the Koya tribes, deep in the forests of Telangana, India. I grew up watching them give their lives to serve others—endless days of travel, teaching, praying, and pouring out love into a people who had never heard the name of Jesus. They never asked for anything in return. They never sought comfort or wealth. They only wanted to be faithful. But as I got older, a burden grew inside me. I wanted to help them. I wanted to support their ministry, to ease the weight they carried, at least in some small way. Yet, I didn’t know how. I had no resources, no grand plan—only a deep ache in my heart that grew stronger every day. I prayed. And then I prayed some more.

One day, as I was praying, a thought crossed my mind. Everyone has something to offer to God. Some serve as pastors and deacons, some sing in worship teams, some teach, some build, some give. They all use their gifts for His glory. And then the question came—What do I have? What could I possibly give?

I wrestled with this question for days. And then, like a lightning bolt, the answer hit me. Photography.

I had always loved capturing moments—the way light danced on water, the way a single tear could tell a thousand stories, the way creation itself seemed to whisper the glory of God. Photography had been a passion, but I had never thought of it as a calling. But suddenly, I knew. This was my way.

I spent years praying, thinking, and dreaming. How could I turn this into something that could help? And finally, the answer became clear. Psalmscapes.

A photography business, not for fame, not for fortune, but for ministry. I decided to give 100% of the profits to support my parents’ church—to fund their mission, to build, to provide, to serve.

This is not a business. It’s a calling, a prayer in motion, a step of faith. Every picture I take, every moment I capture, is for His glory.

This is Psalmscapes. A vision. A mission. A prayer answered.