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…
Tag : Bangladesh
The Untold Story Of Jamuna River By Irfan Iftisham Provash
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,…
Water Logging And The City Dwellers Life By Kazi Md. Jahirul Islam
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…
When The Monsoon Comes: Photo Series By Tuhin Biswas
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…
The Fairytale Of Bangladesh: Photo Series By Md.Arifuzzaman
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…
Dockyards: An Urbanized Graveyard In The Making By Sumsun Naher
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…
Life Of Brick Kiln Workers: Photo Series by Sumon Das
Brick kiln workers have to work for about 12-14 hours. They are very simple people. Work on these brickyards lasted for about nine months. Although there is no protection for the people in these brick kilns. Brick kilns harm air quality and human health. The process of manufacturing bricks from…
Blending Nature With Miniature By Anindo Rudro
Hello! I’m Anindo Rudro, from Chittagong, Bangladesh. I’ve been doing miniature photography for about 6 years. And yes again I will try to show you guys how to do miniature photography by using your surroundings or natural objects. I have seen many people using expensive diorama sets or spend hours…
One Rainy Evening In Chiang Mai, Thailand By Ashraful Arefin
These photos were shot back in December 2019. I was on a trip to Chiang Mai, Thailand. Thailand’s night markets are so vivid and colorful, especially I loved the ones in Chiang Mai. Each has its own character and uniqueness. I took few shots there but wanted to try a…
My Personal Best: Bangladeshi Photographer Tanzid Ahmed Apu
My name is Tanzid Ahmed Apu. I’m a 19-years-old photographer from Pabna, Bangladesh. I’m currently studying Electrical & Electronics Engineering at Ahsanullah University of Science & Technology in Dhaka, Bangladesh. I would love to introduce myself as a street & travel photographer. I love to shoot the moments & represent…
Life Around The Mustard Field By Md. Mahatur Rahman
Mustard is one of the most important oilseed crops in Bangladesh. As it is a cold-loving crop, farmers grow it during the winter season. Mustard flowers that are in full blossom offer an amazing yellow look to the field until they turn into seeds. And so people of all ages…
Winter Life In Villages Of Bangladesh By Md. Sharif Uddin
The Winter life of Bangladesh has totally two dimensions, one is urban life and another is rural life. The rural people enjoyed this time much more than urban people. They spend their time under the sun, they make PITA (local deserts of Bangladesh) and they do a lot of things…
My Personal Best: Bangladeshi Photographer Sazzad Hosssain Shanto
Hello, I am Sazzad Hosssain Shanto, I live in Jamalpur, Mymensingh city Bangladesh. I am 21 years old. Currently in the 3rd year of graduation Studying under Bangladesh National University. I am an amateur photographer. I have been addicted to photography since college life. However, my photography started at the…
My Personal Best: Bangladeshi Photographer Md. Akib Amjad
Hello, this is Dr. Md. Akib Amjad, a Dhaka based street & travel photographer. I’m a doctor by profession. I have completed my M.B.B.S from Armed Forces Medical College, Dhaka, Bangladesh in 2017. I started my photography journey as a part of my hobby during 2011 but I got to…
Beautiful Bangladesh Wedding Photography By Pranto Nayan
Hello there, myself Pranto Nayan, a photographer from Bangladesh. My photography career started back in 2013 with street photography then gradually I became a professional photographer. After working as a freelancer for a few years I finally joined “Chitragolpo” which is arguably the best wedding photography farm in Bangladesh. I…
Inner Soul: Heartful Photo Series By Farida Alam
Mind and soul are two concepts that are closely relater yet very distinct from one another. They both come from the inner part of a human being, Particularly his brain and maybe his Heart. The soul is the spiritual nature of humankind. It is the intangible essence of humankind, and…
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