We built Hour Space to work as hard in front of a camera as it does behind a laptop. From Sarah Jane Dias shoot to Zouk's Brand Campaign, our courtyard and honestly every corner of the space has quietly doubled as a set more than once. Turns out good light for working is good light for shooting too.

Vineet Vohra Rohit isn't just a street photographer, he's spent over a decade building an ecosystem around the craft. He's the co-founder and Editor-in-Chief of APF Magazine, a street photography platform he started in 2013 alongside Vineet Vohra, built around the idea that photography should be a space for emerging and established photographers alike to learn, get featured, and grow together. He's also a Leica Ambassador and sits on the judging panels of some of the most res

7th Year Anniversary We'll be honest: we've been meaning to write this for a while. Last year, Hour Space turned seven. We celebrated, we laughed, we probably overstayed our own party, and then life moved fast, as it tends to, and somehow the blog never got written. Consider this us finally sitting down to do it justice. Seven Years in Colaba: When Hour Space first opened its doors in Colaba, the idea was simple: giving Mumbai's independent workers, freelancers, and small tea

Some cities pull you in from thousands of miles away. Mumbai is one of them. And Colaba, framed by the grand Gateway of India and the timelessly elegant Taj Mahal Palace, knows how to keep your attention. From heritage landmarks that have witnessed history to the bustling Colaba Causeway, where every stall and storefront has a story, It is the kind of neighbourhood that makes visitors feel like they have arrived somewhere that actually means something: a neighbourhood of cul