My flower photography of the world 🌍📷 🌹 #Wonderful Shot photo #Photography #Flower #Rohingya #Refugee Camp #Cox’sBazar in Bangladesh 2021 #My Mobile photography in the Refugee Camp. All the people look at the photoshoot.

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My flower photography of the world 🌍📷 🌹 #Wonderful Shot photo #Photography #Flower #Rohingya #Refugee Camp #Cox’sBazar in Bangladesh 2021 #My Mobile photography in the Refugee Camp. All the people look at the photoshoot.

Joao Thomas, like the Brihanlalas, used to earn by begging on the train Not only to provide rice for the stomach, he dreamed that one day he would save money and buy a camera Be a photo journalist. Performed in the series “Hijra Shaap Ki Bardan”, won the award for best performance. জোয়া থমাস, বৃহন্নলাদের মতোই ট্রেনে ভিক্ষে করে রোজগার করতেন৷ পেটের ভাত জোগাতেই নয়, স্বপ্ন দেখতেন একদিন টাকা জমিয়েই কিনে ফেলবেন ক্যামেরা৷ হবেন ফটো জার্নালিস্ট। অভিনয় করেছেন “হিজড়া শাপ কি বরদান” সিরিজে, পেয়েছেন সেরা অভিনয়ের পুরস্কার ।

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Joao Thomas, like the Brihanlalas, used to earn by begging on the train Not only to provide rice for the stomach, he dreamed that one day he would save money and buy a camera Be a photo journalist. Performed in the series “Hijra Shaap Ki Bardan”, won the award for best performance. জোয়া থমাস, বৃহন্নলাদের মতোই ট্রেনে ভিক্ষে করে রোজগার করতেন৷ পেটের ভাত জোগাতেই নয়, স্বপ্ন দেখতেন একদিন টাকা জমিয়েই কিনে ফেলবেন ক্যামেরা৷ হবেন ফটো জার্নালিস্ট। অভিনয় করেছেন “হিজড়া শাপ কি বরদান” সিরিজে, পেয়েছেন সেরা অভিনয়ের পুরস্কার ।

“Hope is not pretending that troubles don’t exist. It is the hope that they don’t last forever. That hurts will be healed and difficulties will be overcome. That we will be lead out of darkness and into the sunshine” Unknown This man looks looks tired over all, physically and mentally but still he finds the strength to get up every day to sell to support his family and to contribute to the community. His name is Jalil Ahmed who came to Bangladesh in 1992 and has been living in Kutupalong refugee camp since then. Many are like him who has spent three decades now as a refugee but still hoping to have a better life. ( By saying “to have a better life” I mean no longer a refugee. No longer stateless) #Rohingya #refugees #Endstateless Photo courtesy of (C) A,m photography

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“Hope is not pretending that troubles don’t exist. It is the hope that they don’t last forever. That hurts will be healed and difficulties will be overcome. That we will be lead out of darkness and into the sunshine” Unknown This man looks looks tired over all, physically and mentally but still he finds the strength to get up every day to sell to support his family and to contribute to the community. His name is Jalil Ahmed who came to Bangladesh in 1992 and has been living in Kutupalong refugee camp since then. Many are like him who has spent three decades now as a refugee but still hoping to have a better life. ( By saying “to have a better life” I mean no longer a refugee. No longer stateless) #Rohingya #refugees #Endstateless Photo courtesy of (C) A,m photography

The moon is the reflection of your heart and moonlight is the twinkle of your love.” Debasish Mridha (Tonight the sky is seen in three forms with the moon and while I took this photograph I remember a poem – Oh! look at the moon, She is shining up there; Oh! Mother, she looks Like a lamp in the air Really amazing look! … This was taken last night August 21, 2021 in the refugee camp.) May the Rohingya people and the Bangladeshi rest easy tonight knowing that even when the sun is temporarily covered on this side of the hemisphere and darkness falls on your doorsteps hope lies at your feet, all you have to do is take it with faith and keep on walking till the sun shines on the horizon. Thanks to the poet. #Rohingya #refugees #Endstateless Photo courtesy of Abul Kalam photography

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The moon is the reflection of your heart and moonlight is the twinkle of your love.” Debasish Mridha (Tonight the sky is seen in three forms with the moon and while I took this photograph I remember a poem – Oh! look at the moon, She is shining up there; Oh! Mother, she looks Like a lamp in the air Really amazing look! … This was taken last night August 21, 2021 in the refugee camp.) May the Rohingya people and the Bangladeshi rest easy tonight knowing that even when the sun is temporarily covered on this side of the hemisphere and darkness falls on your doorsteps hope lies at your feet, all you have to do is take it with faith and keep on walking till the sun shines on the horizon. Thanks to the poet. #Rohingya #refugees #Endstateless Photo courtesy of Abul Kalam photography

“While there is perhaps a province in which the photograph can tell us nothing more than what we see with our own eyes, there is another in which it proves to us how little our eyes permit us to see.” Dorothea Lange Today’s World Photography Day 19th August 2021, is an annual celebration all over the world about all things that have to do with photography that are out in display in every exhibition halls but let us also note all dedicated photographers who are instrumental in making this celebration happen. Photography is not just a hobby, not just a job but a calling. A calling that requires one to be selfless, to be genuinely interested in each subject that is taken to make a connection so that the outcome of every photo speaks to us loud and clear what it was meant to tell for in every photographs there is a story behind that only the photographers can make it known. While some photographers make it big time and earning big bucks, a lot of them don’t and in spite of that along with the dangers it poses to them they still do it as a service to their country, to their people. So today, I would like to give a tribute to all photographers who took photos not just in times of happiness but especially in dangerous times, going in to places to document important events and happenings that may impact our lives, our future and for the future generations. To all Rohingya – #photographers, #photojournalist #cameramen even those who are new to this field, a big Thank You to all of you from all of us. #Rohingya #refugees #Endstateless #photography by Abul kalam

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“While there is perhaps a province in which the photograph can tell us nothing more than what we see with our own eyes, there is another in which it proves to us how little our eyes permit us to see.” Dorothea Lange Today’s World Photography Day 19th August 2021, is an annual celebration all over the world about all things that have to do with photography that are out in display in every exhibition halls but let us also note all dedicated photographers who are instrumental in making this celebration happen. Photography is not just a hobby, not just a job but a calling. A calling that requires one to be selfless, to be genuinely interested in each subject that is taken to make a connection so that the outcome of every photo speaks to us loud and clear what it was meant to tell for in every photographs there is a story behind that only the photographers can make it known. While some photographers make it big time and earning big bucks, a lot of them don’t and in spite of that along with the dangers it poses to them they still do it as a service to their country, to their people. So today, I would like to give a tribute to all photographers who took photos not just in times of happiness but especially in dangerous times, going in to places to document important events and happenings that may impact our lives, our future and for the future generations. To all Rohingya – #photographers, #photojournalist #cameramen even those who are new to this field, a big Thank You to all of you from all of us. #Rohingya #refugees #Endstateless #photography by Abul kalam
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