pous sankranti (new harvest ) festival is a traditional festival in eternal bangalee life style celebrates the last day of bengoli month pous ( 15 january) every year. the people of singair manikgonj celebrate this fetival by arranging worship to shiva (soil god ) decorate the houses for family worship , coock shirni with new harvested crops .everything offering for better life for the next …

the children enjoy the beauty and the fallen leaves with brezze in the childhood emotion .the blooming flower and shadow are joined with them ,

the intelectual martyr monument complex at rayer bazar baddha vumi dhaka , in remember of the scholars and intelectuals of bangladesh those are martyed by the pakistani occupation army and their local collaborators rajakar, al badr, al shams and the betrayers of the nation 14 dec 1971 during 9 month long great liberation war of bangladesh .. the monument been unprotected and unrespected by the negligency of the maintanance and security authority except the celebration day ..

In the early days of photography, photographers had no choice but to shoot in black and white, as it was the only available medium. Then, in the early twentieth century colour photography made its debut to the world. But black and white photography didn’t die off, instead it flourished.
Indeed, the term ‘Black and White’ just doesn’t do this area of photography true justice. Images are not just starkly black and white but instead a subtle graduation of tones of
grey or sepia. The wonderful thing about black and white photography is that it generates a feeling of nostalgia that is sometimes unmatched by coloured photography.

In the early days of photography, photographers had no choice but to shoot in black and white, as it was the only available medium. Then, in the early twentieth century colour photography made its debut to the world. But black and white photography didn’t die off, instead it flourished.
Indeed, the term ‘Black and White’ just doesn’t do this area of photography true justice. Images are not just starkly black and white but instead a subtle graduation of tones of
grey or sepia. The wonderful thing about black and white photography is that it generates a feeling of nostalgia that is sometimes unmatched by coloured photography.