Daily life

Villager Seraj Meya lap his little child name Monu Meya is going to be bath and said that  recent food and oil price is very high, it is very much difficult to manage his household. Munshigonj, Bangladesh. 06 July 2008. © Monirul Alam   

Photo:Monirul Alam

Dark Cloud on the Horizon
Many impede people living on the street. River erosion, tidal wave and other calamities are turning many village people on the breadline, forcing them to migrant to the capital with the hope of getting some work for a living. The disable people have way out begging. Old Dhaka, Bangladesh. 2 February 2008. © Monirul Alam

Photo:Monirul Alam

Daily Life
Kerosene vendor push his two wheel van rainy day in the Dhaka city. Recently the caretaker government increase prices of petroleum products for the second time during its term, 15 months into the last hike.  The new price of kerosene is Tk 55 a litre about 37.5 percent or 15 Tk more than their earlier price of Tk. 40 a litre. A rural people mostly use kerosene as a fuel.16 July 2008 Dhaka, Bangladesh. © Monirul Alam  

Photo:Monirul Alam

Migrant Labor

 Labor is using tube well for drinking water at river Turag on the outskirts of the capital. Thousands of labors from northern part of the country migrate to Dhaka to work as day labors. They are forced to move here for 3- 6 months because there is no work for them in their native villages. Dhaka, Bangladesh. Dhaka Bangladesh 21 January 2007 © Monirul Alam  

Photo:Monirul Alam

Photo:Monirul Alam 

Dear  Friends

I am very happy to inform you that I won a special prize from International photographic salon of Japan the Asahi Shimbun photo contest. This exhibition will be held in major Japanese cities from April 2008 for about one year. For your reference they received a total 8246 works from 27 countries and 130 works were selected.

Please visit all prize-wining works http://www.photo-asahi.com/is68/68garalley/68garalley1.html

best regards

monirul

Photography  Exhibition “sidr”

I would like to request you that please join our Photography exhibition on “Upodroto Upokul” please see our invitation card for details.

-monir

I would like to inform you that I own Nikon 3rd prize Please visit  all award winning works

http://nikonimaging.com/global/activity/npci/npci2006-2007/award.htm

Nikon Corporation (President: Michio Kariya) is pleased to announce the winners of the Nikon Photo Contest International 2006-2007 – one of the world’s largest and most prestigious photo contests.

 For the 31st staging of the contest, the  2006-2007 ran with the theme “At the heart of the image,” which is also the brand statement of Nikon Imaging Company. Attracting more than 47,000 photographs from 135 countries and regions, or 1.5 times the number of entries than the previous contest, the Nikon Photo Contest International 2006-2007 generated interest from more countries and regions than ever before.

monirul

1 Srabon 1414

15 July 2007

Dhaka