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I am a photographer, who is of late specialising in people photography. It took me five years to realise that people are the most important subject to photograph. They are the most challenging, but the most rewarding in the end. Photographing people is like writing history; its only a lot more accurate. This is a venture of mine to write history with a machine, popularly known as ’camera’.

Some people know me as a travel blogger. Its for sure that my long-time interest in travelling and blogging will be with me all the way.

I hope visitors will enjoy what I was able to see through the lens. Thank you very much for visiting my site.


These are the equipments I used to capture my photos:

Camera:
Yashica Electro 35 GSN (45mm f1.7);
Nikon Zoom 310 AF;
Sony Cybershot DSC H-2 (36-432mm equivalent) (not in current possession);
Nikon F80,
Nikon F65,
Nikon D700,
Nikon D90 (currently sold out),
Nikon D80 (currently sold out) &
Nikon D50 (currently sold out)

Lens:
Nikkor AF 28-80mm f3.3-5.6G and
Nikkor AF 24mm f2.8 D;
Nikkor AFS 18-55mm f3.5-5.6G ED DX (currently sold out);
Nikkor AF 70-300mm f4-5.6G (currently sold out);
Nikkor AF 50mm f1.8D (currently sold out);
Nikkor AF Micro 60mm f2.8D (currently sold out);
Nikkor AF 180mm f2.8 ED (currently damaged);
Nikkor AF 35mm f2D;
Sigma APO 50-500mm f4-6.3 EX DG HSM;
Sigma 10-20mm f4-5.6 EX DC HSM (currently sold out);
Sigma APO 150mm f2.8 EX DG HSM Macro;
Nikkor AF 18-35mm f3.5-4.5D IF ED (currently damaged);
Nikkor AF 85mm f1.8D;
Nikkor AF 50mm f1.4D;
Nikkor AF 20mm f2.8D;
Nikkor AF 70-210mm f4-5.6D;

Lighting & Grip Equipment:
Nikon SB-600;
Nikon SB-900 x 2;
Yongnuo YN-560 x4;
Simpex Prolite 400D (250 w/s);
Elinchrom Ranger RX Speed AS with A-Head (1,100 w/s battery-powered flash)
Elinchrom Skyport radio trigger (x 1) + receiver (x 3);
Nikon SU-800 TTL IR trigger;
34" shoot-through umbrella;
31" silver reflecting umbrella;
35" shoot-though brolly (Elinchrom Varistar);
60x60cm Softbox (Simpex);
50x120cm Softbox (Simpex);
100cm Ratalux Deep Octa softbox (Elinchrom);
Barn boors + Grid + Gels kit (Simpex);
Various Reflectors for Elinchrom (7" 60-degree, 10" wide) and Simpex (9" 50-degree) lights;
24" Lastolite Ezybox Hotshoe softbox;
24" Shashinki hotshoe softbox;
28" Westcott Apollo softbox;
34" Collapsible reflector;
Colour gels (Nikon SJ-3);
DIY Light Panels (4'x4'; 2'x2');
DIY grids and snoots;
Tripods;
Manfrotto Monopd 776B;
Light stands (Simpex & Phottix);
DIY extension arms;
Manfrotto Magic Arm;
Manfrotto Spring Clamp;
Superclamp;
And other accessories.



To subscribe to my images or to commercially use high-res pictures posted here, please contact me: asharif111[at]hotmail.com; asharif110[at]yahoo.co.uk

freedom.............



Portrait Dhaka........02



a house of graffiti..........01



Visit my website:
Desherchobi - The Face of My Motherland


Visit my blogs:
My travel blog: DESHERCHOBI
My regular blog: Ideas_R_Bulletproof (Blogger)
My regular blog: Ideas_R_Bulletproof (Wordpress)
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    Kamrul - Hasan says:

    "I am not finding any word to praise his works. He has so many great photographs of Bangladesh, which i wish i could take by myself.

    He can amaze you with exceptional images from a simple place ... a true sign of a great photographer. I had the opportunity to go with him in photography tours, each and every time i find myself nowhere when i see his works. He also maintains a great blog which i would recommend to everyone if s/he want's to visit Bangladesh.

    Beside photography, he is a great person to interact with and love his selflessness about knowledge sharing ...

    Keep going sharif bhai and let the world know, how beautiful our country is ... :)"

    24th December, 2008

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    Spiritual touch says:

    "So many of Ahmed's photographs are examples of perfection in capturing the beauty in nature.
    I wonder he dont have a pro account!!"

    14th October, 2008

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    Shabbir Ferdous says:

    "Your works are simply breath taking; you have amazing talent to capture captivating moments out of a simple event. My best wishes and looking forward to see more :-)"

    10th October, 2008

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    F.K. Morshed says:

    "Ahmed Sharif, a great photographer with huge knowledge on photography. His photographs will show you unique arts and different thoughts. His works will make you bound to see them again and again and make you think. He has a great capability of bringing out the art from a simple photograph and I think that's the main quality of a Photographer.

    His Ideas are Really Bulletproof !!"

    10th September, 2008

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    Sh@won says:

    "He is a great photographer! I admire his creative eye characterized by originality and expressiveness! His photostream is eclectic: nature , wild life , flowers...He looks at the World through his camera lenses!
    It's always a pleasure visiting his amazing photos and also a honour be one of his Flickers friends!
    Keep on the amazing work , Sharif Bhai!"

    23rd April, 2008

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    m@t@l says:

    "When you take a look into his shots, you will see clarity, you will experience gravity and obviously you will observe diversity. Spellbound works of Ahmed Sharif is both inspirational and original."

    24th June, 2007

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    Catch the dream says:

    "I just want to say one thing. If you are a Bangladeshi and living abroad, then don't see his photos.... .because if you see them, you will just cry and come to your home in the next flight available. So much we are missing in our own country but travelling other countries wasting much money. Why not see our own treasures, which have been buried under our neglecting behaviour? Let's learn to look through the eyes of Sharif Vai."

    2nd December, 2006

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    i-mac says:

    "I have only been looking at Ahmed's images for a short while but I find I am drawn back to his page again and again. I find that his images represent perfectly the range contrasts in his stunning home country. His work is not only an interesting cultural record but is also a very personal view of Bangladesh. Please take your time to look around here."

    25th October, 2006

Name:
Ahmed Sharif
Joined:
February 2006
Hometown:
Dhaka
Currently:
Dhaka, Bangladesh
I am:
Male and Taken
Occupation:
Chielf Photographer, Ideas_R_Bulletproof
Website:
Ideas_R_Bulletproof