Joshua's work captures stories steeped in nostalgia, inspired by Edward Hopper's compositions, a vibrant Indian childhood, and cinematic storytelling. Using analog film, he embraces a deliberate process that mirrors the introspection of reminiscing. In San Francisco, he seeks quiet moments where golden hour light and ethereal fog transform the city into a character within his narratives. His photographs invite viewers to explore the interplay between the familiar and the unexpected, sparking their own reflective journeys.

Joshua's debut monograph, Tales from the City (Nazraeli Press, 2025), was released to a limited first edition of 1,000 copies which is now nearly sold out.

Available for booking.

Press:

1. San Francisco without the rich: a photo-essay - Financial Times

2. This San Francisco photographer's fog images show off city’s ethereal beauty - SF Gate

3. Book Review, Chromatic Memories - The Independent Photographer

4. Photographer’s Haunting Street Photos of San Francisco Coated in Fog - Petapixel

5. Dense Fog Shrouds San Francisco’s Streets in a Spectral Haze in Joshua Singh’s Photos - Colossal

6. Street Photographer Uses San Francisco’s Fog as a Character in His Quietly Mysterious Images - My Modern Met

7. Top 20 Mamiya 7 Photographers You Need to Know in 2024 - Analog Forever Magazine

Print:

1. Cover, Lonely Planet San Francisco Guide (2026 Edition)

2. Royal Photographic Society Journal, Oct-Dec’24 Edition

3. Conde Nast Traveler US, April 2024 issue

4. Professional Photographer Association - July’22 issue

Gear Used:

• Analog: Mamiya 7 medium format , Leica M6 35mm