Tag Archive for: Arif Hossain Sayeed Photography
Tyre Boy by Arif Hossain SayeedTyre Boy by Arif Hossain Sayeed
In the rustic charm of village life, where laughter dances with the breeze, the bike tire becomes more than just rubber and metal. For the village boys, it transforms into a symbol of boundless imagination, a vessel for dreams to take flight. With every spin and whirl, it becomes a chariot racing through the fields, a steed galloping across the open plains. In their hands, it embodies adventure and freedom, a timeless reminder that joy can be found in the simplest of toys amidst the tapestry of rural serenity.
Umbrella Vendor by Arif Hossain SayeedUmbrella Vendor by Arif Hossain Sayeed
In the labyrinthine alleys of Old Dhaka, where history whispers through the ancient walls, a man emerged as a guardian against the elements. With a kaleidoscope of umbrellas unfurled like vibrant petals, he stood, a stalwart defender against the monsoon's wrath. Each umbrella, a shield against the tempest's fury, became a beacon of hope in the rain-soaked streets, where every droplet echoed the rhythm of resilience.
A Wonder Kid by Arif Hossain SayeedA Wonder Kid by Arif Hossain Sayeed
It was at Old Dhaka, a street vendor was selling umbrellas and people was passing by; my sixth sense said, “Here a photograph is waiting for me.” I got ready with my camera and suddenly a child came out and noticed me, but I wanted a candid, so after around five minutes when the child forgotten my present, she started playing something like hide and seek. I just wished, the vendor had not looked at me that time. I set a frame in my mind where two people would pass with motion one at right side and another one at left side.