TEA ESTATE WORKERS NEAR MOULOVIBAZAR checking out photo that the TTLer took of them. TTLer (member of the “Through the Lens” photo club).
Category: Bangladesh
BENGALI LADY NEAR OLD DHAKA with the modern water “jug!”
WORKER IN TEA GARDEN NEAR MOULOVIBAZAR spies photographer and wants to get behind a tree to avoid being photographed!
RICE PADDY looking great, so it might be a great harvest which will make the Bengali farmers happy. “Meat Trade News Daily” says the following:
Bangladesh produces around 30 million tonnes of rice, enough to feed its 150 million people, but often faces tightness in food supplies due to floods, cyclones and droughts.
Bangladesh is the world’s fourth biggest rice producer and agriculture contributes a fifth of its economic activities, employing 60 per cent of its workforce.
WELL, WELL, GOOD-BYE TO 2010 Which had to end as every day’s daylight must end, giving us some beautiful sunsets. I trust for all of my friends, 2010 also had a beautiful ending, and that the New Year will be a year of joy, peace, love, and a deeper understanding of God our Creator.
Bali, Indonesia near Hotel Lumbung Damuh- Dec 2010
Bay of Bengal – Sonderbans, Bangladesh – 2007
Hannah and Sarah Jennings
Minaret as seen from our rooftop – Mohammadpur, Dhaka, Bangladesh
From Malumghat Hospital Compound – May 2010
TEA WORKER NEAR MOULOVIBAZAR in Northeastern Bangladesh.
PREPARING GRAPES FOR SALE IN DHAKA, BANGLADESH.
CAPS FOR SALE NEAR OLD DHAKA, BANGLADESH
YOUNG BENGALI LAD – Sorry folks, time ran out so I will not have photos for the next 12 days unless I find some way to do it in Bali, or Kuala Lumpur. We are leaving shortly and spending two nights in Malaysia and 9 nights in Bali, Indonesia.
CONSERVATIVE MUSLIM BENGALI FAMILY ON A RICKSHAW in traffic jam near Old Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
YOUNG BIHARI GIRL brushing her teeth and checking out the foreign photographer!
“MERRY CHRISTMAS ADVANCE” ( The greeting they give here for an early holiday greeting) HERE I AM GETTING READY TO DELIVER COOKIES TO THE other 31 apartments in our building. Since we are leaving for Indonesia on Saturday, we thought we would get this done early. I got many invitations to come in and drink tea, eat snacks, and visit. It was a very enjoyable time. We have very nice neighbors!
The Camerist's Collection 