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In Rajshahi, on the bank of Padma river, a lone fisherman walks through a natural frame formed by overhanging trees, their branches creating a window to the open path ahead. Captured in black and white, the image blends stillness with quiet motion, guiding the viewer’s eye through nature’s own gateway.
Syed Asir Ha-Mim Brinto, a self-taught photographer hailing from Bangladesh, discovered his passion for the art form early in life. His fascination with cameras was sparked by his childhood exposure to them through his family. This early connection led him to develop a deep and enduring interest in photography.
Brinto's work spans a variety of genres, including street, lifestyle, landscape, and documentary photography. He is a storyteller at heart, using his camera as a tool to explore the world around him and share compelling narratives. Through his lens, he captures the vibrant essence of everyday life, the beauty of natural landscapes, and the poignant stories hidden within communities. His dedication to his craft is evident in every shot, making him a compelling voice in the world of photography.
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