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Growing up in Bangladesh as a young boy, I was always fascinated by the monsoon rains. After nearly 30 years of being absent, I found myself once again back in Bangladesh, carried there by a powerful wave of deep and sudden loss. One day, I discovered by chance that I could shoot photos through the water cascading down my car window. It gave my photos a paint-like quality. They looked impressionistic and the technique afforded them a certain mystery.
Image Taken: Dhaka, Bangladesh
Jonathan Munshi - USA
Print Only: $1,500.00
Framed Print: $1,742.13Print Size: 1200x800 mm
Frame Size: 1420x1040 mm
Paper Type: Felix Schoeller True Rag Smooth Matt 310
Frame Colour: Black
Exhibit: POS CC 205 19
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Growing up in Bangladesh as a young boy, I was always fascinated by the monsoon rains. After nearly 30 years of being absent, I found myself once again back in Bangladesh, carried there by a powerful wave of deep and sudden loss. One day, I discovered by chance that I could shoot photos through the water cascading down my car window. It gave my photos a paint-like quality. They looked impressionistic and the technique afforded them a certain mystery.
Image Taken: Dhaka, Bangladesh
عندما كنت صغيراً، ترعرعت في بنغلاديش ولطالما أذهلتني الأمطار الموسمية. وبعد غيابٍ قارب 30 عاماً، عدت مجدداً إلى بنغلاديش مع شعور عارم بالخسارة العميقة والمفاجئة. ذات يوم، اكتشفت بالصدفة إمكانية التقاط الصور من خلال المياه المتدفقة من نافذة سيارتي فبدت صوَري وكأنها لوحات مرسومة باليد قل إنها أعمال انطباعية يلفّها الغموض.
موقع التقاط الصورة: دكا، بنغلاديش
Photographer:
Jonathan Munshi - USA
Print Only: $1,500.00
Framed Print: $1,742.13
Print Size: 1200x800 mm
Frame Size: 1420x1040 mm
Exhibit: POS CC 205 19
