These real life photographs, staged to break cultural taboos, also hint at the dilemma confronting the women.
Work In Progress – Dhaka, by Suvra Kanti Das
About 65 percent of the surface of Metro Dhaka was water bodies (Ponds, small lakes and stream) 20 years ago. But, now we have seen very few number of water bodies in the city.
We had a river named Tista, by Riadul Islam Dip
We had a river named Tista is a narrative of the Bangladesh-India water sharing disputes, which date back to the late 1970s with India’s ill-conceived construction of barrages on Tista river.
Another Day in Paradise, by Shadman Shahid
Another day in Paradise is a story on the complex relationship between the landscapes and the inhabitants of St. Martin Island.
Railway Longings, by Rasel Chowdhury
Railway Longings, by Rasel Chowdhury is part of our Showcase on Bangladesh Photography curated by Munem Wasif, Chobimela International Festival of Photography.
Indrawati River Story, by Arfun Ahmed
Indrawati River Story, by Arfun Ahmed is part of our Showcase on Bangladesh Photography curated by Munem Wasif, Chobimela International Festival of Photography.
Under Construction, by Labib M Sharfuddin
This series of photographs deals with the construction works around the developing city Dhaka. In 2011, I took few photographs of a road extension work which was part of a huge flyover project.
Belonging, by Munem Wasif
Munem Wasif photographs Puran Dhaka. One of Bangladesh’s finest young photographers reflects on the streets of his home city Dhaka.
Samsul Alam Helal, LOVE STUDIO
Announcing our 17th Photo Essay Asia Finalist in the Invisible Photographer Asia Awards 2013: SAMSUL ALAM HELAL, Love Studio.
Cost Of Slavery, by K. M. Asad
Announcing our 12th Photo Essay Asia Finalist in the Invisible Photographer Asia Awards 2013: K. M. ASAD, Cost Of Slavery.
Sarker Protick, What Remains
Announcing our 2nd Photo Essay Asia Finalist in the Invisible Photographer Asia Awards 2013: SARKER PROTICK, What Remains.
Photo Essay: Landslide Refugees in the City, by Sanjoy Shubro
People who live in the coastal areas of Bangladesh are always at risk from river erosion, cyclones, floods and other natural disasters.
A Ring in Dhaka, by Suvra Kanti Das
This is a story about a group of young boys at Mohammad Ali National Boxing Stadium with big dreams.
Presence of Absence, by Shahria Sharmin
As the layers of human aura build with time and distance, the train itself becomes a precious retainer of the collective unconsciousness.
A Hall Full of Cinema, by Kauser Haider
The 72 years old Manoshi Cinema Hall, bustling narrow road of Old Dhaka, is a Cinema in itself.