Capturing Moments, Unleashing Emotions: Photography Beyond the Lens.
Capturing Moments, Unleashing Emotions: Photography Beyond the Lens.
In the vibrant market of Dhaka, an old photograph captures a young man holding a cage of live chickens, ready for halal slaughter. It offers a glimpse into the past, while also reminding us of the progress and development that has taken place in Bangladesh. Tradition and modernity intertwine in this captivating scene. …
Continue readingReflections from a Market in Dhaka: A Glimpse into Tradition and Change
In the enchanting landscapes of Bangladesh, I witnessed the strength and resilience of its people. A photograph captured a serene moment: Bangladeshi workers preparing for their morning bath. This simple ritual represented their unwavering determination to support their families and reminded me of the power of unity and compassion. …
Continue readingA Glimpse into Bangladesh: Resilience and Serenity in Everyday Rituals
The largest exporter of Jute in the world is Bangladesh. Bangladesh has the perfect climate for jute – a warm and wet climate. …
Learning new tricks on lightroom is fun, and I can safely say that the new masking capability definitely has saved
Another photo of the roti maker! This is part 2 of the previous photo of Roti Making few days ago.
Continuing with my Bangladesh series throwback. A photo shown again on the first day of my trip is a picture
Seems to be a typical scene along the streets of Dhaka (and maybe Bangladesh). To be honest, these photos are
Street shooting back in 2010 was rather scary in Dhaka. Not to say I felt unsafe, is just that it
When I was in Bangladesh – visiting a rice mill, we can see the whole family live and work in
Back in 2010 – I made a trip to Dhaka for a holiday (not work). It was a great trip.
It’s amusing to see the fact that the workers that we see all over the place are foreign workers. To
Child labor is something that is quite a norm for third world countries. Few years ago, I did a trip