HEY, I’m Tajinder Kaur!

a photographer rooted in self-love.

A woman with glasses smiling and holding a smartphone, standing outdoors with a city street background. She has earrings, a ring, and a scrunchie in her hair.

Brb, journaling about it or locking in!

London-based photographer, cultural convener and creator of Where I Belong, a photography and event series celebrating South Asian diaspora and Punjabi heritage.

I've worked with Auri, been featured in 17:23, shot the cover of Reclaiming Bossy, guest lectured at UEL sharing the process from pitch to picture & been invited to BBC Radio London to discuss the Where I Belong project. My work is unretouched by default, not because raw is a buzzword, but the people I shoot don’t need fixing.

I take a collaborative, community led approach to portraiture. exploring stories at the intersection of lived experiences and collective histories, creating images with emotional depth, representation all with a fashion perspective. My work invites clients to be seen, not staged, challenging stereotypes and dominant narratives.

Right now I'm working on The Things We Don't Post, a photography project documenting the parts of womanhood nobody photographs and society tells us to suppress or hide, like periods, body hair, rage and so much more.

If you need a brand campaign, an event covered, or a shoot that understands cultural specificity instead of flattening it, that’s what I do.

let's work together

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let's work together 💖