From the last four years, I’m suffering from major depression & I am trying heart & soul to overcome it. I’m trying to search peace what ever I see & where ever I go. Some times I wanna touch it or some times I feel like I’m dead, floating my…
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My Personal Best: Bangladeshi Photographer Sohel Chowdhury
I’m Sohel Chowdhury from Chittagong, Bangladesh. I’m a street and portrait photographer. I started my photography career back in 2015. Photography was my secret love since childhood. I had a mini camera with this I took photos of many things when I had no idea about photography. I took a…
My Personal Best: Bangladeshi Photographer Kazi Md. Jahirul Islam
Photography has a unique way of changing perceptions of a place including people, simply by presenting images that we’ve never seen before. It is the exact characteristics that motivate a young photographer Kazi Md. Jahirul Islam. Jahirul was born on January 01, 1992. From his childhood, he was very enthusiastic…
My Personal Best: Bangladeshi Street & Travel Photographer Pranto Nayan
Hi, I’m Pranto Chakraborty Nayan from Bangladesh. Basically, I’m a street and travel photographer. My photography journey started back in 2013 with just mobile phones. Then I continued for a while with a digital camera also. As I had no camera of my own I used to borrow cameras from…
My Personal Best: Bangladeshi Photographer Hasnat Islam Rizon
Hi, I am Hasnat Islam Rizon from Bangladesh. I started my photography back in 2012. I love to capture people’s daily life, portrait, and landscapes. Photography is like food for the soul to me. I always tried to capture life around me, the expressions of happiness, landscapes and portraits. I…
The Bus Stands In The Eyes Of Street Photography By Ab Rashid
“The Bus Stands In The Eyes of Street Photography” is not my highly planned project. When I went out to take pictures, sometimes I visited Bus Stand. For two years, I have been visiting the bus stand for some good pictures & I think the photos on the bus stand…
Interview With Bangladeshi Documentary Photographer K M Asad
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…
Unheard Songs Of Stateless People By Bangladeshi Photographer Asma Beethe
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…
Visuals Of Delta By Bangladeshi Photographer Enamur Reza
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…
Day Of Mass Rush Prayer – A Photo Story By Arka Dutta
Bishwa Ijtema is and annual global Islamic Congregation held at Tongi, Bangladesh by the river Turag. It lasts three days and is attended by over five million Muslims, making it one of the largest congregations after the Hajj to Mecca and the gathering of Muslims in Karbala, Iraq. Devotees from…
Inspiring Showcase of Md. Khalid Rayhan Shawon
Hello all!! This Khalid from Bangladesh, pursuing my career in a telecommunication industry, whereas Photography is my serious hobby/passion. 3 Years back, In the mid of Year 2009 I started my photography with Sony H 7 point and shot then switch to DSLR Nikon D90 which is still in my…
Photo Story – The Epic River by Mohammad Moniruzzaman
Documentary Project By: Mohammad Moniruzzaman This is a story of intertwined fates. A saga of the inseparable bond between a river and its people. You have heard about the vastness of Amazon and rich history of Nile. But there is a river that hides an epic of human civilization in…
Kuakata – The Epitome of Human Resilience by Mohammad Moniruzzaman
Documentary Project By: Mohammad Moniruzzaman Humans explored the moon more than 40 years ago. They are now heading towards the Mars, and digging dip into Martian meteorites in search of extraterrestrial life. While they continue to explore their boundaries and try to find their purpose in this universe, nature continues…
Photo Story – Salt by Mohammad Rakibul Hasan
Documentary Project By: Mohammad Rakibul Hasan Global warming seems to have more severe impact on certain countries than others because of the way it affects the world climate. An immediate effect of global warming is the increased natural disasters like storm surge and flood, while sea level rise is a…
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