Love with an Indigenous Girl by Javed Miandad
I was watching her from a distance. She was just not another girl. I kept looking at her. Yeah good god at last she stared, bend her head and gave me the glance that I would never forget. But I regret I missed the shot. But somewhere in my heart I had painted a canvas of her. This is another shot of her. People engulf in the beauty of love only when it lasts for a while, they try to find scars out of it when they own her. They forget even the moon has a dark line.
Javed Miandad
Photography is my passion. I feel inner peace when i shoot something good. I love to shoot people specially in their candid moments. I took photography seriously 2010 and now i shoot regularly. I travel a lot. I travel through the villages of country. Bangladesh is a beautiful country and i would love to present the beauty of my country through my lenses. Currently i am studying Engineering in Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology.
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The Green Hill’s Secret
In the mountain villages of the south, encounters unfold with a quiet reverence that the crowded plains have forgotten. A traveler rounds the bend on a red dirt trail and meets a gaze carrying the ancient patience of the hills.
Read the reflection →The Canvas in the Heart
We think of love as something that requires years of architecture—shared rooms, exchanged letters, promises inscribed in ink. Yet there are moments of love that take less than a single breath to enter the bloodstream and remain there forever.
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