I was born in Bangladesh and by profession I’m an Architect. I have started loving Photography since 1992, when I saw some master’s work and I realize this is my world. I am self taught, I learned photography by reading, experimenting and making mistakes. Unavailability of Film in my Home country, In 2007 I started working in digital and it was this new technology that helped transform me from a photographer and into an artist. After a lot of thinking and struggling, I concluded that what I really wanted to do was create images with life, not capture photographs.  I have continued to explore many different subjects and styles as my vision constantly changes.  So after much hard work, and with a change in my thinking, I transformed myself into an artist.
Early on in my career people would tell me to pick just one thing, focus on it and become known for it.  Some suggested that I should choose landscapes and stick with that.  However that advice never rang true for me, I did not want choose one thing and I believe that you must do what you love or you’ll never be successful. I like to focus on my subject and my vision, not on my equipment or the processes.  So I shoot simple and light, carrying just what I need . I work alone, I cannot relax if someone is with me and I feel like I’m holding them up, even other photographers or my family!  And I must not have any other commitments for that day because I do not want to feel rushed or have to quite at a certain time.  I cannot be creative if there are any distractions or constraints on me.
Photography, for me, is a way of life – and a fantastic one.  And if it is a “way of life” for you, you are passionate about it every moment of the day – and often in your dreams, as well.  That’s what it is for me – and more.