Abdul MOMIN
The best part of being a photographer is having the ability, the power to show others how exactly you see the world around.
Abdul MOMINBorn in a small village in northern Bangladesh called Baghopara, Abdul Momin developed a passion for photography while still a student. At the time, he was selling phones to earn money, and used his first savings to buy a second-hand phone with a 5-megapixel camera. From then on, he experimented, capturing the beauty of the flowers, butterflies and insects he came across, then training himself through online tutorials. Before long, he was taking part in a number of mobile photography competitions, and his success was evident. His winnings enabled him to buy his own digital camera. With his diploma in hand, his mind was made up: he would become a professional photographer! Today, his creations have been featured in over 300 international publications and have won no fewer than 100 awards!
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Why photography?
Photography allows me to capture and express the beauty and emotions of the world around me in a unique and compelling way.
Your inspiration?
I find inspiration in the ever-changing moments of life, the raw emotions of people, and the captivating wonders of nature.
What is unique in your photographs?
My photographs strive to capture unique perspectives, evoke powerful emotions, and tell stories that resonate with viewers on a deeper level.
The context of creation of your new series?
The creation of my new series was driven by a desire to shed light on a lesser-known aspect of society, to spark conversations, and to bring attention to important social or environmental issues.
Any anecdotes for us?
In these years of my photography life I had many ups and downs. Lost camera equipment twice in accidents.
The picture you would have loved to shoot?
I would have loved to capture the powerful bond between a mother and her child in a remote village, encapsulating their unconditional love and resilience.
The latest prizes/awards/prides you got?
Till now my photos have been published in over 300 international newspapers and magazines and won over 100 national and international awards in photography.
The last one I received is "Adobe Artist Award 2023" issued by Adobe Inc.
Your next projects?
Planned with great intention, my upcoming focus for the next few years will be to extensively explore the realm of environmental crises, aiming to capture their impact through my work.
Your motto?
"Every frame tells a story." I believe that every photograph has the potential to convey a narrative, evoke emotions, and inspire viewers to see the world in a different light.
