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…
Fabeha Monir is a Photojournalist from Bangladesh. She is working for Getty Images and represented by Women Photograph. Also, she writes for BISTANDSAKTUELT- news on aid and development for past six years. Her work mostly focuses on Violence against women, Human rights issues, Global poverty, Social development, War and civil…
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…
Kuakata is known for its natural beauty and for its panoramic beach. Every day many people made a visit to Kuakata from the quest of travel or peace. This beach is always overwhelmed with the visitors and with the roaming of common pet animals. There have two different parts of…
Ashraful Arefin is a Fine-art photographer from Dhaka, Bangladesh. He was always interest in drawings and paintings from childhood, and he always wanted to be an artist. In his words “For me, my works are an expression of personal experiences and daydreaming, which I combine with my imagination and storytelling.…
The work is about the colourful side of stranded Pakistani refugees also called Biharis, living at Geneva Camp, Dhaka. The photo story shows the vibrancy of this community during their moments of celebration as well as in their day to day life. The fact that Biharis moved to newly formed…
Lokenath Brahmachari (31 August 1730 – 2 June 1890) also known as Baba Lokenath was a Hindu yogi and mystic who lived during the 18th and 19th century Bengal and resided for 26 years at the village Baradi, Dist: Narayanganj, Bangladesh. His annual festival is held every year by millions…
Life moves so fast, and sometimes you need to walk for a stroll. For that reason, every year on the winter vacation I used to visit my grandma’s house. Moreover, the winter season is the king seasons in Bangladesh. This season is the best for traveling anywhere for see its…
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…
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…
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…
Very elegant and precise Street Photography in recent times. Meet Faisal from the famous Dhaka city, Bangladesh. His juxtaposition towards colors, geometry and scale towards the subjects feels very much interesting and his photography work very appealing and above all the frame feels less cluttered. In this fine interview with…
Md. Enamul Kabir from Bangladesh, speaks deeply about nuances of shooting street photography, his approach, those factors which influence his vision and a lot more in this interview. He opens up about what makes street photography so special for him just like many of us. Speaking about his photographs, there…
The rains don’t smell like rain back home. The lights are brighter, the streets strange. Religions clash here, 9/11 happened and almost overnight, Muslims weren’t the token minority anymore. Everything’s in English and Bangla has to claw its way out of my throat when I speak. The children we bring…
I spent my childhood in a small town named pabna, bank of river Padma. But few years later, my family moved to capital. When I recall my old memories, I find myself somewhere near the river Padma gazing a full moon! My school days were passed on the bank of…
Dhaka photographer Ashraful Arefin creates these amazing miniature scenes of vehicles. From Ashraful Arefin words “I love to create mini scenes with my model cars. I just love miniature cars! They always remind me of my childhood. Sometimes I add elements like falling leaves or petals to create a seasonal…