The bank at Ashuganj doesn’t look right.
I wrote a little note about the waste and the drains and how the riverside has changed. This culvert is from about that time. You can hardly see the concrete under all the plants. The water isn't right.
I am Sharif Bin Aziz Shadman. I take photographs on a whim while out walking. Ships, the river, a moon if I am lucky, often just whatever catches my eye, it could be anything. I'm a student, not a professional photographer, so these are the few that I have managed to keep.
Most of these were shot from the edge. A Maersk you can hardly see, rocks in front, kites over a bridge. I don't plan them. I just had the camera.
Not an expert. I like learning stuff and getting a little less bad at it.
Pictures are fun to make. I also am creating little websites, experimenting with IoT using an ESP8266, and I enjoy robotics. This particular picture is part of the IRO Bangladesh Open 2026, a competition which I participated in. The camera is a way to record the places I travel through. A bridge, some leaves, a drain almost covered by ivy, the river of Ashuganj.
I wrote a little note about the waste and the drains and how the riverside has changed. This culvert is from about that time. You can hardly see the concrete under all the plants. The water isn't right.