This is a photo series.
The frame I took is the opening of a basement entrance which is aligned with the road. The road contains the life that is moving constantly. The frame holds the people for a moment and leaves them in the next. School-going kids, old couples, students with their teacher, women walking in a rush, rickshaw pullers, pathao riders, security guards, and thousands more. They walk, they talk, they laugh, they cry, they sometimes stay silent, they rush, they run and they ride. They contribute to the frame by moving forward from it. We see what people are doing when they’re in that particular frame of ours, but that’s not the whole universe, to begin with. I wish we can understand that people are contributing towards this universe even when not doing anything in OUR FRAME.
I am pretty obsessed with Henri Cartier-Bresson this days. I am enlightened by the 'Decisive Moment' theory. So tried to bring up that decisive moment in this series.
Photowork By: Ssayeed Bin Mohiuddin
