I am the fellow on the left! We were the “Reverie” Yearbook staff photographers. We also developed and printed the B&W photos in the darkroom. The camera was a Twin Lens Reflex. Gone are the days of buying flash bulbs, and handheld light meters!
Tag Archive: Photographers
TTL PHOTOGRAPHERS AT TT’L’S BIF 4 AT DRIK GALLERY! Sometimes a photo of someone being photographed is a nice variety from the posed photos. If a fellow TTLer could comment with their names, I would gladly edit the post to include their names.
TTL LADIES POSING FOR A PHOTO
TTLER ADDA AT THE DHANMONDI RABINDRA SHOROBOR. I found this definition for an adda: A common place where close friends hangout. Its usually close to the college they attend and generally convenient for the rest of the boys to get there.
Its usually a bakery, Coffee day, restaurant or small shops run by frustrated people or nice people.
For this adda we just hung around the outside ampitheater and chatted, ate chanachur and drank ginger tea. We sometimes have photo addas where we critique each others photos.
WHERE’S THE BRIDE? She’s hid behind the photographer on the right. I guess that is what happens when a photographer gets married and invites the whole club to the wedding! Poor Bride! Of course this event is basically one big photo-op with a great meal.
HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY TO MY MOTHER and all the other great Mother’s who check out this site!
Tonight I attended a wedding of Shudipto, a TTL club photographer. He had invited all the TTLr’s from Dhaka to his wedding reception.
Of course then you would see action like this wouldn’t you, with both the bride and groom behind the lens? It was a fun evening with great Bengali food! All the typical wedding food including curried chicken, fish and beef. They also served my favorite drink, borhani!
71 TTL PHOTOGRAPHERS WHO HAVE PHOTOS IN THE “BANGLADESH IN FRAMES III” photo exhibition at Drik Gallery in Dhanmondi, Dhaka, Bangladesh. This was the photo we had taken last evening at the Budhdhijibi Smriti Shoudho (Intellectual Martyr’s Monument in Dhanmondi). I am the “pale face” near the right edge of the group! The exhibition will be from March 25-29.
The Camerist's Collection 