Page 6 - Effulgence of My Darkest Hour

photography and used to do it during my school days
using a film camera which I had in my home. Since

films were costly, I used to save money from my

tiffin budget and bought a film in every two weeks

that could take only 37 shots.

After SSC, seeing my interest, my mother

handed over 14000 Taka to me from her savings and

told me to buy a digital camera. She had to hear a lot
of notorious words from many people that she is

ruining me but she evaded all of that and believed in

me. At that time, photographic revolution in

Bangladesh was starting. I used to see many people
having expensive gears while I had a very basic

thing. But I believed, tools facilitate, but quality is

the thing that gets the work done, even with a basic

tool. I went on practicing photography, read books,
and took a course in Pathsahala South Asian Media

Institute. I participated in a national photography

competition being the youngest one in the
competition.And the journey started.

Notre Dame College was quite an experience. I

found some friends, a new environment that taught
me a lot. I learned humanity there. Although I

wanted

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