Country boats still Popular in Bangladesh

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7. Oct. 2011. Padma River Madaripu- The country boat crosses in the bank of Padma river of Madaripure district. Water transport is an important means of commutations in Bangladesh. Traditional country boats are still popular and provide low cost convenient transport in these extensive island waterways. ©Monirul Alam 

 

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Bidden farewell to Goddess Durga| bangladesh

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 6.Oct.2011.Dhaka- The idols of Durga were taken to the bank of the river Buriganga in the afternoon on Thursday. Hundreds of thousands of Hindus across the country have bidden farewell to Goddess Durga. The five-day long Durga Puja an annual Hindu festivals in South Asian were ended. ©Monirul Alam 

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The song of waves in Padma river | Bangladesh

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Sep.30,2011-Mawa,Dhaka, Bangladesh. The Song of waves in Padma river. ©Monirul Alam

©Monirul Alam

Risky River Transport in Bangladesh

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 Southwest of Dhaka on the Padma River, Passengers ride on the speed boats wearing without life-jacket and to cross the Padma river between Madaripur to Munsigonj District’s  every day in people’s daily  life in Bangladesh. Home bound passenger like this service causes save their valuable time. But this speed boats trip is high risk special is in monsoon time.Dhaka September 2011. © Monirul Alam

River Life

 

Patuakhali,South Part of Bangladesh,October 2010. Fisher man catching fish the Padma river at night time. Hilsha fish is very much popular in Bangladesh and India. Copy Right:Monirul Alam

 

Live In Danger !!!

Old Dhaka September 2010. Around 50 families and 100 bachelors live in this structure made of Iron and wood.This House in Kamalbagh near on the Buriganga river. Unsafe and unhygienic accommodation to the poor who throng the capital for work. Copy Right:Monirul Alam

Illegal Structure Knocks Down

Dhaka Buriganga River September 2010. Bangladesh Inland Water Transport Authority BIWTA demolish illegal shop on their land at Shoarighat near the bank of Buriganga river. More than seventy structures demolish lead by Dhaka District Magistrate Mohammad Kamruzaman with fire service, RAB and Police.Copy Right:Monirul Alam

to report the real moment of life . . .

“Good photojournalists are always moving. First identify your subjects then point your camera to find a dramatic angles, otherwise your photos like a blah pictures.” I recorded many times as an eyewitness. My main interest lies in documentary storytelling focusing on global issues . . .

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Monirul Alam born in Old Dhaka 1975. He took up photography in 1994. After completing his Bachelors in Accounting from the National University, he went on to graduate from Pathshala, the South Asian Institute Media Academy.

Monirul currently works as a deputy chief photojournalist in The Daily PROTHAM ALO newspaper.

His main interest lies in depth PHOTOJOURNALISM- works as a front lines photojournalist with concerning global issues. He  passionate with writing like  POEM, JOURNAL,FEATURE  . . .

His work has been published in prestigious national and international publications, such as National Geographic On Line Version,The Guardian, Time Magazine,Time Light Box, TIME Lens Blog, Newsweek,Wall Street Journal, MSNBC, New Internationalist, Saudi Aramco World,The Daily Prothom Alo, DrikNews,The Daily Star,The Observers France 24,100 Eyes Magazine,Private Magazine,ZUMA PRESS,Majority World,AP, AFP, EPA,Photojournale, Corbis Images, The Click,Icone Films ( Animal Planet Channel), Wostok Press,Bangla Rights etc.

He is the recipient of several awards in a number of photography competitions such as Asahi Shimbun,Young Portfolio Japan K*MoPA,, Nikon Photo Contest and India Print Circuit IIPC, National and Club Level Photography Contest.

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