zakir hossain chowdhury
Bangladesh
SOUTH ASIA
Outing is always refreshing for me; so whenever possible I used to go for it.For doing so, my supporting friends were always there for me.
Most of them were photo freak and the photos they took were really vivid and lively.Cherishing memories by looking at those pictures was always inspirational for me.So I also decided to do the same with my camera.By that time I got a bunch of friends who are photographers and those new friends give a new dimension to my love for the photos.From them I got to know that clicking pictures and a good piece of photography is not the same thing.Snapshots that they took never failed to thrill me.In fact those charming photos touched my soul, so I decided to be a photographer like them.
This is how my journey has started towards photography.To become a photographer I prefer to observe people’s work first and a bit of online study for the warming up session.After doing so I started to take pictures on my weekend because on that time I was doing a job of an accountant in an office.Still there was something missing, so I privilege my dream over my job and left it.Because I got to know that photography has become a valuable part of my life.So I switch my profession and become a photographer, more specifically a real-life photographer who will always portrays people’s happiness, grief and their emotions through his lens and that by doing so it will give me a feeling of a successful photographer.
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In Rana Plaza, where many bodies remain unidentified after a building collapse that killed over one thousand, relatives of the missing shout door to door but answers remain elusive.
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Kadam/Kadambo is a indigenous flower of Bangladesh and India region. Its scientific name is Neolamarckia cadamba and this flower belongs to Rubiaceae family. There are some other varieties of Kadam flower in Bangladesh. Flowers look like almost same.
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Garment workers unrest continues in the Mirpur area. Garment workers gathered on the road chanting slogan to increase salaries and wages. Several were arrested by civil police.
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Mr. Oscar Fernandez-Taranco, assistant secretary-general for political affairs visits Bangladesh at the request of the Secretary General of the United Nations. Bangladesh has border troubles, political instability and a recent building disaster.
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Women groups in Bangladesh gathered in front of the National Press Club to oppose Hifazat-e Islam’s 13-point charter of demands that seeks to deny gender equality in Bangladesh.
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Two more people have died of their injuries in the ongoing clashes in Dhaka between the activists of Hifazat-e Islam and law keepers, pushing the toll to three so far.
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Deadbody still found in 'rana plaza' while rescue team are working. In eight-storey building collapse, people died 429 till now.
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At the disaster scene, where over 150 have been found dead, exhausted teams of soldiers, firemen and volunteers continued to work through the mountain of mangled concrete and steel for a third day to find survivors.
