The box under the bed - photographic beginnings
Courtesy of uRetouch, I have finally managed to put up a retouched and edited gallery of my oldest pictures, the very precious black and white collection of daily life imagery from Bangladesh. These are my photographic beginnings, the first frames I ever took with any kind of purpose in mind, the first manifestations of the long and painful process of seeing images in everyday situations. Some are hit and miss, some I still marvel at, incredulous and fascinated with the detail, the light, composition. These pictures are very dear to me, they feel timeless and I can still recollect the smells, noises and moods of the days during which I took them.
This is now more than 16 years ago, and yet it feels like they just happened yesterday. Often, I remember the unparalleled access and availability of time (neary two years) that I enjoyed while making these, way before turning into a professional photographer. Thus I believe these photos would not be possible today, given usually tight deadlines and clearly defined subjects. All the more reason to see the slideshow.
This is now more than 16 years ago, and yet it feels like they just happened yesterday. Often, I remember the unparalleled access and availability of time (neary two years) that I enjoyed while making these, way before turning into a professional photographer. Thus I believe these photos would not be possible today, given usually tight deadlines and clearly defined subjects. All the more reason to see the slideshow.

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