Dhaka’s Youth
Now that I have been in Dhaka for three weeks (twenty-one days, for those of you who don’t know the conversion rate from weeks to days), I have seen no less than a lot of people, and with thirty-five percent of the population being under the age of 15, this means that I should have seen approximately a lot of people younger than fifteen. Luckily, I brought my camera along because some of these kids were too cute for words.
One time, my friend lent his camera to the kids of a village to photograph themselves.
Caught this kid smiling at me…
…so I snapped a photo of him posing with his girlfriend.
Some boys perched up on a wall after bathing to come scope us out.
This young fellow stalked us, and a later a goat, around the town.
Turns out, the goat and he were friends the whole time.
One of these children was the king of the village and the other his royal transport.
I let this young man borrow my sunglasses for a bit.
This young crew was all wet when we met them.
We posed with a local soccer-playing group for a team photo.
Tons of children are at play in Dhaka and they love to be photographed. Obviously, the camera loves them as well.
Nice photography! Ya, most of our young people love to find them inside the camera frame
Thanks NH
It’s a lot of fun to photograph kids, and then see the looks on their faces after you show them the picture.