Cliamte Fury Shatkhira: Bangladesh

Growing up in Bangladesh, a developing country as it is, he has experienced a lot of hardships. As a Bangladeshi he sees it as a responsibility to express these to the world. He hears about deaths and crimes and famines, but deep down he always felt that the victims needed to share and reach out. With time this feeling began to grow very rapidly and eventually photography found him because to him photography is a means of expressing himself, besides being an unheard voice of humanity. It gives voice to the voiceless. He started visiting places where people are deprived and he does what he can to help them – listening to their stories, sometimes capturing them in my camera. He would say he is merely a storyteller who tells the tales of people’s lives by his camera.

He started photography at the age of 19. Beside He is a Business graduate on Marketing from East West University. In his short period of photography life he travelled almost all parts of Bangladesh and also many places in India like Kashmir, Jaipur, Delhi, Kolkata, Himachal and more. He has been working on Kashmir issue past two and half years. Also He worked on Documentary two films as a local producer – both are on 2010. First film was with Nat-geo Photographer Ami Vitale(Director) on climate change “Bangladesh Climate Trap" for Knight Center and another film was " Urban Village Project" was a grant from Temple University, Tokyo Campus with asst professor Irene Herrera.
In photography he won Award of Excellence for the Alexia Foundation student category on 2012. And also more than 15 national and international Photography awards.
Also his work has exhibited worldwide -London, New-york, Vancouver, Johannesburg, Bangkok, Singapore, Melbourne, Kiyosato museum , Japan and more on.

Now inn Bangladesh he is working on different projects- Climate change, Human trafficking-brothel life and HIV AIDS.