Meet/Bangladesh/Humanistic Documentary Photography

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Bangladesh used to be a country with India and Pakistan. Later, after Britain withdrew from India, India and Pakistan were partitioned, and Bangladesh was assigned to Pakistan. Later, in the India-Pakistan war in 1971, India forced Bangladesh to become independent. What kind of country is Bangladesh to the general public? I think she is a legendary country, a country on the Indian subcontinent, a country formerly known as East Pakistan, a country on river mouths and boats, a country on human wheels, a country with the highest population density in the world... ... This is a trip entirely for the purpose of humanistic photography.

If you want to ask me what is interesting in Bangladesh, I really can’t answer it. There are no famous historical sites, no beautiful natural scenery, and I didn’t even see any blue sky and white clouds during the few days I was collecting wind. It’s foggy every day. Misty, but even so, there are too many unforgettable and happy moments in these short few days. In Bangladesh, people live in peace and contentment, and the simple and enthusiastic people turn this country into a paradise on earth. Of the 100,000 foreigners who enter China every year, the vast majority are businessmen, and very few are tourists.
I do not deliberately pursue the final result when I am engaged in photography, but focus on enjoying the shooting process, getting close to nature, savoring life, experiencing true feelings and enjoying life. I am very lucky to be associated with photography and be accompanied by happiness. This kind of happiness has only a beginning and no end... I have been on the road, with a craftsman's heart, intensive cultivation, and shooting my own stories.✨

Photography location: Bangladesh
Photography equipment: Sony Camera
Equipment model: DSC-HX400
Photographer:@youxian