K M Asad is an independent documentary photographer from Dhaka, Bangladesh. He studies photography in Pathshala (The South Asian Media Academy) in Dhaka. His work “Rohingya Exodus” got international recognition. In his words about the good photograph, “I believe the picture which connects with anyone without text and the fresh view is…
The fury of a demonish alienation passed numerous souls. Animals are like a bridge to home for the wandering souls. They are like a link to paradise. They don’t know evil or malevolence or coyness. Animals are like divine mirrors-reflect back the emotions you put in love trust, kindness. As…
I have been afraid of dogs as far back as I can remember. Whenever I saw a dog on the street, I would walk the other way or wait until the dog went its own way. During my elementary school years, there were so many dogs in the school neighborhood…
There is a narrative that when your tummy is filled up with foods and you have a roof up of your head, you need not to be worried. But is this narrative appropriate for the landless fled people like Rohingya refugee community in Bangladesh? Apparently, we, the civil society know…
Delta is one of the physiographic units of Bangladesh. The area is almost plainland where the elevation ranges from 15m in the north to nearly a metre in the south. The delta areas of Bangladesh are densely populated, with a predominance of agricultural activities due to the high fertility of…
Bede is a nomadic ethnic group in Bangladesh. They used to live, travel, and earn their living on the river. Nowadays due to change of socio-economic aspect and the decreasing river in our country they started settling down in makeshift temporary shelters they call home. Their source of income has…
I’ve been taking pictures for almost 10 years. At this time, I have tried to take some portraits of our beautiful Bangladeshi people. I always love to capture people, especially from villages. I want to highlight the village life in my photography. I am sharing some of the best portrait…
Abu Rasel Rony is a Photographer from Kushtia district, Bangladesh. He is working in a private organization and he is very passionate about photography. He started taking photos in 2010, he got inspired by many photographers from his country. In his words about love for photography, “I always love to…
Mou Aysha is a documentary photographer from Dhaka, Bangladesh. She has completed her graduation in Masters in Applied English Linguistics at University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh. Also, she has completed photography course in First Light Institute of Photography and she is a volunteer for social and humanitarian projects of First…
People used to spend all their life to buy happiness with money, dedication, traveling or else. Well, these stuff could’ve bought it sometimes but I’m gonna say that it’s all about times tide. Time takes us forward through different feelings. Happiness & sorrows come one after another and we are…
I always love to take photos on the streets. Walking around and capturing the beautiful moments surrounded me is always a bliss. The subject of my photos are very simple and love to take that way. I am presenting some of favorite black and white photos in this series. I…
It was hemonto, late autumn, down here in the port city of Chittagong and I was already going through the motions working the festive wedding season. While the events rolled out week in and week out in their extravagant deshi splendor, I caught wind of something off the beaten path,…
Check these amazing series of photos by Bangladeshi Photographer Abu Rasel Rony. This series all about Childhood, and how we miss it. About Abu Rasel Rony I am Abu Rasel Rony, from Kushtia, Bangladesh. Before saying anything about me I welcome you to my world through the lenses. In my…
In Bangladesh, the nomadic community, known, as Bede community is a unique social group of people with distinctive culture and heritage. The Bede used to live, travel, and earn their living on the river. Nowadays this scenario cannot be traced much. This photo series represents the story of a pregnant…
Check these amazing photographs of Varansi by Bangladeshi Photographer Ashraful Arefin. Ashraful Arefin explaining about this project to Boredpanda: “Being one of the oldest living city of the world, Varanasi has always been a magical and mystical place to me. When I got the chance to travel to India this…
Santals had been living in the north of this country for a very long time. The colours & patterns they withhold among them & the culture they have are very different & very bright compared to the lot of other ethnic people residing in this country. The most vibrant part…