The streets of Dhaka have always been a great interest of mine, especially the streets in Old Dhaka. These streets have such character and an aura about them which I find very fascinating. The thing about streets at night is sometimes even the most ordinary scene can look very dramatic…
The story begins at midnight while I could not sleep due to my new child was not sleeping. He slept in the midnight in my arms and then I tried to futilely sleep on the bed. After passing half an hour I realized corporate pressure, my new hectic life chained…
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is the defining global health crisis of our time and the greatest challenge we have faced since World War Two. Countries are racing to slow down the spread of the disease by testing and treating patients, carrying out contact tracing, limiting travel, quarantining citizens, ensuring social…
Capturing moments through my lens is what I Love. I am Jubair Bin Iqbal, a photographer from Bangladesh. Since 2010, I started my journey with Photography. That was my hobby which I dedicatedly turned into a profession. Through my journey, I worked with many IGOs, INGOs, NGOs, and many other…
Ratul Dhar is a Travel, Documentary, and Wedding photographer based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. He is doing his under graduation in LLB from Stamford University, Dhaka, Bangladesh. Photography is more of a passion to him. He is a professional wedding photographer in Bangladesh. He is working in this field for almost…
I have always wanted to shoot the streets of Dhaka, particularly the streets of the old town on a rainy day. The streets of Dhaka during the monsoon season can be difficult to move around and travel. But I wanted to focus more on the beauty, colors, and how rain…
The third and incomprehensible level of the human mind is the delta level. Only saints monk-type people have control over this level. According to most, the purpose of the monks is to find solitude. Saints seek solitude, not loneliness. It is very difficult to cross the alpha and beta levels…
What is more satisfying than doing it in the monsoon. When it starts raining, some get busy getting their cattle back home, some rush to take shelter under a shed or return to the comfort of their homes. On the contrary, some love to immerse at the moment in their…
Locally called ‘Chatal’ and these rice mills thrive on the labor of the females. Thus they are often termed ‘Chatal Konnya’ or the daughter of rice mills. At least 12,000 such ‘daughters’ toil night and day for a mere daily wage of Tk 15-16, working on a 12-hour shift round…
Red is the symbol of war and love. We can’t think of a day without the symbol of red. It is linked to our every way of life. Where ever we keep our eyes we find some sort of red particles. Red is a color which attracts us most than…
The Jamuna River is one of the three main rivers of Bangladesh. It is the lower stream of the Brahmaputra River, which originates in Tibet as the Yarlung Tsangpo, before flowing into India and then southwest into Bangladesh. The Jamuna flows south and joins the Padma River, near Goalundo Ghat,…
Kazi Md. Jahirul Islam was very enthusiastic about photography and capturing photos from his childhood. Gradually it becomes his hobby to a passion. His images represent the life of the average human being. He explores their identity, happiness, dreams, and longings to raise curiosity and questions. He actually tries to…
A stranger or a lover or a nationalist. There is no expectation of immortality in love, there is no demand only to get love close. Love is not just an expression of the body but also the expression of the soul. A stranger or a lover who searches his love…
Jute is one of the most important crops of West Bengal as per its usage and necessity. Not only that, West Bengal has taken the first position in cultivating jute in India. The most required feature in this cultivation is having a large water body for rotting the cultivated jute…
I stood in the whisper of mist. The serene Sangu river was flowing right in front of me, Where a boat was sailing. When I look back again it was lost in the mist. It seems my soul also lost in the mist. I stood alone, all alone in the…
All over the world, ship-breaking yards still exist in ways more dangerous than they should. In Bangladesh, it is significantly dangerous for the people who are working there and the environment itself is not very friendly, either. The employees are largely ignorant about their minimum health and safety rights, along…