Photography of passion and profession.

Seedra Kalim and Mahmuda Binta Imam, Ulab.

Sony Alpha took the initiative to make people more aware about the quality that Sony serves through a photo exhibition in Dhaka.

Performing rituals. Photo credit: Shafquat Rahman.

"Abir Abdullah, Ata Adnan and Sauda Faisal are the three Sony Ambassadors who first took the step to launch a photo exhibition," Imtiaz Kabir said, a photographer and the personal assistant of Abir Abdullah.

"Thanks to Sony ambassadors for such a dazzling photo exhibition," Prodip said, a young boy who visited the exhibition.

Photo Exhibition by Sony Alpha continues from 25th to 29th December in the Drik Gallery.  They have chosen Drik gallery as a best place to exhibit their unique photographs that will give people the assurance of the picture quality.

"The more the people will know the more our company will be benefited," Kabir said.

People know about the sound quality of Sony but it was very important to let people know about the picture quality too. 

"Drik is only the first step; all the three of them will arrange such exhibitions in many other districts to increase the awareness of people," Kabir added.

Various people shared their opinions about the unique picture quality who visited the exhibition.

"Great exhibition by the photographers. Old Dhaka presentation is awesome. Thanks Sony Rangs to organize this type of Exhibition. Young people will be encouraged through this kind of Exhibition," Emu said, a visitor at Drik.

"Beautiful calm environment, also admirable, I am very happy after visiting this exhibition," another attendant Isan Khan said, who enjoyed the extraordinary photographs.

The aesthetics of the photos were really eye scattering. “All images are compositional and aesthetical”, Antara said, a girl from Oxford Int. School.

“It was supposed to be a casual visit but it turned out to be an overwhelming experience”, she added.

Hidden dreams . Photo credit: Shafquat Rahman.

"Some of the photographs are deeply moving and invigorating. The one with a girl in black holding an umbrella as if to protect her but looking forward as to fulfill a dream," Rizvi said, another photoghrapher who was hosting the exhibition.

"Another striking image which will take a long time to escape everyone’s mind was the one with the little boy participating in a prayer most likely to be in a marriage ceremony. It is amazing by how children are influenced by us," Redwan Rahman said, another young photographer.

The young photographers as well as the students are encouraged through the overwhelming photos of Sony and everybody wished them good luck for their future progress.

"I can think of very few photographs that have captured that children image. I wish them the best with future exhibition- Sony," Redwaan added.

Edited By: Nabiba Tabassum