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Md Monsurul Azam

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Bio

Md Monsurul Azam – Documentary & Humanitarian Photographer Md Monsurul Azam (b. 1977, Bangladesh) is a documentary and humanitarian photographer based in Chattogram. His work focuses on resilience, inequality, climate change, and labor, highlighting marginalized communities. He was honored at UNICEF Bangladesh World Water Day 2026, securing 4th place among the Top 5 winners. Azam has been a Finalist at the Urban Photo Awards, Doha Photography Award, and HIPA, with distinctions at the GTP Group Festival and exhibitions in New York and India. Recent achievements : include National Silver & Bronze Awards at IAAP Silent Frame 2026, recognition at 35AWARDS (Russia), the Expert Choice Award from Top Photo Awards, multiple international acceptances, and a Finalist position at HIPA Press Photography Contest 2026. For him, photography is testimony — preserving dignity and inspiring collective reflection.

Country of residence

Bangladesh

Nationality

Bangladesh

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Threads of Heritage

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Sorting Life from the Storm

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Resilience in the Flooded Streets

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Threads of Tradition – Sunlit Symphony of the Drying Yard

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Waves of Labor – The Sea’s Relentless Rhythm and Human Strength

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The End of the Shift

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Beyond the Waves

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Windows of Wonder

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The Boat Returns Home

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Together We Rise

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Circle of Devotion

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Harmony of Nature and Faith

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Dreams Among Colors

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Fishermen repair their nets beneath fragile shelters after returning from the sea, their bodies weary from months away

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In Bangladesh, fishermen spend months at sea during the fishing season, far from their families and homes. When they