The first light of the sunrise on the bank of Gomoti River of Comilla Bangladesh Posted by Saud A Faisal on 2009-05-21 04:14:23 Tagged: , Saud A Faisal , TTL , Through The Lens:Bangladesh , Bangladesh , Bangla , Bangladeshi…
Making "impossible" a possible term was one of the first criteria to the way of modern civilization. Humans on this earth conquered the process of movement by inventing the wheel. Boats and Ships made the journey over the oceans and…
On the other side of the wall.. Lies my past…. If I could jump over the wall… I would take back my childhood with me; Nothing else. Demra, Dhaka. Children are jumping over each other. It’s one type of game…
Jaflong, Sylhet, Bangladesh, 2008. They are spontaneous. Joyful as a waterfall they are. Ignorant of this rude world, they are. And careless of the perils they face…… Because they didn’t born elsewhere. Captured from Jaflong, Sylhet, Bangladesh. Two village girls….
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Bangladesh, Manikgonj, 2008 Anchor your boat. Throw the hook in water. Wait………….. 10 minutes. 30 minutes. 1 hour…..2 hour….and so on… Don’t give up. Because you know, lured by the bait, he’ll come. He’ll engulf the hook, and then you…
Some roads are difficult. They lead against gravity…and there’s a chance to slip. Yet, those roads appear now and then. They have to be crossed, because no matter whether a road is difficult or smooth… They all lead to the…
Salma talks to her husband who is a construction worker in Singapore, through a mobile phone service set up by Fatema Begum, a woman entrepreneur. Many families in Dhaluarchar, a flood prone part of Bangladesh, with an average per-capita income…
Fatema Begum makes a house call to a neighbour to set up a phone call to the woman’s son who works overseas. Many families in Dhaluarchar, a flood prone part of Bangladesh, with an average per-capita income of $300, had…
