Syed Sameer Munna, Sameer Clicks Founder, is Aiming to Become the Official Photographer of World’s Largest Electronic Dance Music Festival, Tomorrowland

Syed Sameer Munna, the founder of Sameer Clicks, is an Indian Nightlife photographer and entrepreneur, who is aiming to become the official photographer of the world’s largest electronic dance music festival, Tomorrowland. Known for his work on Fashion, Page 3, concerts, and personal portfolios, the photographer is doing wonderful work in his photography career.

In the year 2011, Syed embarked on his journey to become a professional photographer and devoted himself to achieve excellence in his photography career. For establishing Sameer Clicks, he gained immense experience in learning every concept of photography by spending hours into it. The Hyderabad based photographer wants to capture the world’s topmost DJs.

Until now, he has already clicked a few of them namely, Marshmello, R3hab, Vini Vici, Bassjackers, Mr. White, Marnik, DJ Snake, Kshmr, yellow claw, Yves, DJ Snake, Justin Mylo, Tony Junior, Above & Beyond, Nicky Romero, Dimitri vegas and like mike, to name a few. His photography company, Sameer Clicks has tasted great success in a very limited time by doing photography work in different genres.

Sameer Clicks team has got many talented and energetic photographers who have captured moments of the biggest concerts of the many biggest companies across the world. Some of the concerts are Sensation, Sunburn Music Festival, Pandora Music Festival, don’t let daddy know, vh1 supersonic, etc. Through Sameer Clicks, the photographer, Syed Sameer Munna, has shown a wonderful piece of art to the world.

The nightlife photographer is not just leading his photography team with a great spirit but he is also learning creative art in photography to increase his skill level. The entrepreneur uploads his work on the official Instagram page of Sameer Clicks and he is gaining more popularity on the social media platform.

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