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Slices of everyday life in villages, cities

Photo exhibition at Drik

Cultural Correspondent
A total of 50 photographs featuring both urban and rural scenes were on display at Drik Gallery, Dhanmondi. Subjects include sailing boats, quiet scenic beauty, beach, gloomy environment, sunset, rural games, fishing and other aspects of life. The participants are all young photographers (between ages of 21 and 24). Some images areintejr^t-i • 1 use of ( ,p< rimenial apprdath and'others'stlftT out for the photographers' search for new themes.
The exhibition, titled "Rhymes ofYoung Souls," was organised by Dreamers' Factory and ended yesterday.
A number of participants have worked on the theme of boats -- an inseparable part of riverine and rural Bangladeshi life. In the photographs, boats appear in different ways and the overall impression is engrossing.
Bilash Bhusan Paul's photo features a fishing boat on the Padma River. The water looks tranquil and the fisherman looks busy.
Labib Mohammad's "Shesh Bela” shows a setting sim^cnfroma riverbank IC’s a torn ah tic Vie0 for its composition of light and shade.
Fahim Hossain's "Morning Time Pleasure" features a man reading newspaper in the soft morning light at a park. The man seems to be in a contem-
plative mood; light illuminates the paper. The background is lush green.
Ashfaqueuddin Priom's "The Boy who lives" is a moving image featuring a little boy's upset face. The setting is rural and humble. Light on a dilapidated house adds a unique look to the photo.
Mahbub Faisal's "Destination Unlimited" grasps a long rail line with a green horizon. The sky is crowded with dark clouds and the viqw is appealing.
Benyamin Mashroor's "Paradise on Earth" shows a silent sea beach with a number of coconut trees and a boat. The image is quite familiar, and amateur photogra-
phers usually choose similar settings. Pristine blue sky and undivided sandy beach make the picture noticeable.
Nazia Sultana's thought provoking image shovys birds• flying over an ancient structure. A clear sky is visible through the big holes of the structure. The photograph taken through the openings has a unique look.
Navid Bin Shakhawat's
photo presents a small boy swimming with a pitcher. The photo may have been taken during a flood. The boy is seemingly searching for drinkable water. The issue®!•scarcity of safe drinking water is the highlight.
Adnan Islam's "Life is Beautiful" shows a girl dancing in jubilation. The captured moment is exuberant with vivaciousness.