Dimpy Bhalotia is an award-winning photographer and creative director based out of London and Mumbai. She is widely known for her captivating street, portrait and documentary style of photography. Her work has received widespread acclaim and won her over 24 prestigious awards globally, including to be the first Indian to win the Grand Prize Award, IPPAWARDS 2020, for her photograph "Flying Boys". Apple's CEO Tim Cook called the results of this competition "extraordinary" and applauded the photographers' "outstanding work" on twitter. According to L'Officiel, "Flying Boys is now the most famous photograph." She also won the Female in Focus Award from the British Journal of Photography.

Dimpy's work is a celebration of voices behind the most groundbreaking and innovative photographic work of our time. Her work has been housed in world's finest galleries, and she is renowned for her powerful pioneering photographs. She has been a huge inspiration in the photography industry and is widely known for her unique perspective and originality in her photographs. Dimpy has created powerful photographs that continues to captivate, educate, and inspire current and future generations.

International publications from Washington Post, Forbes, The Guardian, Adobe, L'officiel, National Geographic, GQ Magazine, The Telegraph, The National, Cult of Mac, Economic Times and many more have published and featured her work. Dimpy is the founder and producer of Light Wanderers, a creative agency and production house, which crafts bespoke iconic photographs and videos for clients worldwide. She is also the founder and curator of 'Pure Street Photography' a very well known global street photography community.