Aliya Khan Photo Studio

About Our Studio

Aliya Khan Photo Studio makes photographic plates, films, sensitized paper, and other unexposed materials, along with chemical preparations for photographic use.

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A coiled strip of photographic film rests on a white surface, casting distinct shadows that mirror its perforated edges and curving form. The film's glossy finish produces subtle reflections in the light.
A black and white photograph depicts a studio setting where one person is focused on a camera, possibly adjusting or photographing something on a table. In the background, another person is seated at a desk with a laptop, appearing to be in deep thought or concentration. The room is filled with studio equipment, including light stands and canvases, and has a creative, industrial ambiance.

Our Craft

We craft photographic plates, films, sensitized papers, and essential materials for image-making.

A Canon camera with a large lens is placed on a wooden surface. In front of the camera, there are three film rolls in different colors, indicating different types and brands. The film rolls have labels displaying '100 T-Max' and 'Fujifilm', suggesting traditional photographic processes.
Two rolls of Kodak film are positioned on a surface. The foreground film roll displays the details 'Kodacolor 200', and '35mm Film for Color Prints'. Another film roll in the background is slightly out of focus. Both rolls have a distinct yellow and black design, characteristic of Kodak film packaging. The setting is out of focus, suggesting an indoor environment with natural lighting.
A collection of Fujifilm photographic film boxes, neatly stacked with labels such as Sensia II, Provia, and Fujicolor Superia Reala. The boxes are primarily green and white with some blue and red accents, arranged on a reflective surface.
A wooden table holds several boxes of Kodak Gold film stacked vertically. Nearby are a black bottle and a black bag, along with a couple of plastic film canisters and their lids.