Muhammad Aminuzzaman, known as Amin, is a Bangladeshi photographer and videographer with a special interest in education, environment and information technologies. Presently, he is a photographer in Drik Picture Library's studio department, and a tutor at Pathshala, The South Asian Institute of Photography. His work has been exhibited in Bangladesh, Germany, Netherlands and Kuala Lumpur. His Images were published in international publications such as Time Journal of Photography and The Saudi Aramco World.

The advent of digital era and the world of fast-changing software excites Amin. For him it's all for the betterment of photography, which he believes, would have been in a lack of new ideas otherwise. The digital renaissance has also made him delve into digital photography and cinematography with the DG cam. Amin has also been involved in international documentaries for BBC World as a cameraman.
His work can be viewed at this address: http://picasaweb.google.com/amin.zaman

I am working as a Video Editor and videographer at Drik Audio Visual, Dhaka. In 2006, I spent a year in India for a professional skill-sharing exchange program organized by Fredskorpset, and my main area of interest is journalism. I walked into photography with a periodical published from Norway in 1998. A fixed-focused camera was my first tool in photography. “A childish and curious expression in people's faces” was what attracted me to advance in the photographic world. I learned photography from renowned photographer Dr. Shahidul Alam of Drik in 1996 and now work as a freelance photographer. I did a photo story on "Disabilities" in Bangladesh. I am also a Panos media fellow. I had completed the project 'Rickshaw Eviction: Bangladesh” as a part of the fellowship.

I am Rabeya Sarkar Rima. I am a Photographer and Videographer. Now, I am working with Drik Audio Visual Department as an Executive. I have worked as a reporter at ETV Bangladesh in 2000-2001, and was also selected to be a child jury in the World Press Photo 1997 in the Netherlands. I received 2nd prize in a UNICEF photography contest on violence against women in 1996. I am studying for my BA Honors on Photography in South Asian Institute of Photography at Pathshala. I enjoy working hard, and I aim to be a filmmaker in the future.

I was born in Dhaka, Bangladesh in 1984 and started learning photography with a group called 'Out of Focus' in 1994. Since then, I have completed a basic photography course from Pathshala, the South Asian Institute of Photography in 2001. I also completed a one-month video documentary course under Lanurent Van Lanker from Belgium's Polymorfilms . I am currently working as an Image Developer in the Managing Director's office.

I have undertaken photographic assignments with the Bengal Foundation and UNICEF, and several of my works have been published. I have also exhibited my work at several group events, such as Chobi Mela 2000, Photos In Our Language 2001, Out of Focus 10th Anniversary, Bangladesh Tourism Festival at the Shishu Academy 2005 and an exhibition for Women's Day in 2006.