Photoshoot!
They don’t look relaxed and natural!
Tag Archive: Photographer
NEHA AND TARNIMA at the “Out of the Box” Photo exhibition at Drik Gallery.
Good Friends!
Tarnima Warda Andalib with her Mother at a photo exhibition at Drik Gallery. The two photos of hers in the exhibit were taken at Kuakata in Southern Bangladesh. She will be missed at the TTL photoclub safaris and photowalks since she is now in Malaysia working on her Ph.D.
Tarnima and her Mother at the Third Eye Photography Society’s “71 Snaps International Photography Exhibition 2012!”
A photo taken at Kuakata Beach. The photographer was using the motorcycle driver for the foreground of a sunrise shot.
Jenny in action with her camera.
Joytu Jahan having fun with Rahat Amin’s at Drik Gallery during the Ecorps photo exhibition.
Safe in the arms of her father!
Not sure about the guy with the camera!
I thought this would give some perspective to this photo!
My friend Craig in front of a Baptist church in Yangoon, Myanmar!
Washing all the beach sand out of the motorcycle! This was the motorcycle and driver that were hired for me. Sorry, about that photo yesterday! I didn’t check it close enough, to see that not much was in focus.
Cleaning up the bike for the ride back to town!
These were some of the approx 17 motorcycles we hired to go up and down the Kuakata Beach to catch the sunrise, sunset, or fisherman village!
Abandoned!
I GOT UP EARLY TRYING TO CATCH THE FULL MOON THAT I DIDN’T CATCH BECAUSE OF GOING TO BED TOO EARLY! It was 10 pm which is actually late for me and not early! 🙂 I suspect I might do some post processing to enhance this photo later. But until then!
Full Moon, such as it is! It’s there somewhere behind the clouds. Yes, I got up at 4 am for this.
DIPRO, A TTLER GOES FOR A RIDE ON THE BEACH LOOKING FOR PHOTO-OPS!
10 TAKA PER KM AT THE LEAST! Don’t ask any questions!
YESTERDAY WE VISITED THE NATIONAL MONUMENT FOR MARTYRS IN NOBINOGOR. Here you see two fathers trying to get some great shots of their children enjoying the beautiful monument, brickwork, and green grass. You can see a nice photo of the monument at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/sazzadrafique/232536846/.
Henry and Ellis!
The Camerist's Collection 