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Mustafiz Mamun

Photographer, Writer
Mustafiz Mamun is an award-winning Bangladeshi photojournalist and an Adjunct Faculty Member in the Department of Television, Film, and Photography at the University of Dhaka. With over two decades of experience, he has documented people, culture, landscapes, wildlife, environmental issues, and political events. A recognized expert in drone operation, he uses aerial photography and videography to capture stunning, unique perspectives that have been featured in numerous works and publications. Beyond photography, Rahman has been actively involved in coastal cleanup initiatives in Bangladesh since 2008 and contributed to CSIRO's Global Plastic Leakage to Ocean project. His commitment to environmental awareness is further supported by specialized training in Sri Lanka, highlighting his dedication to conservation through impactful visual narratives. He holds an MA in Political Science from the University of Dhaka and a Diploma in Photography from Pathshala South Asian Media Institute.
Dhaka, Bangladesh dhakadough@gmail.com
Books by Mustafiz Mamun
The Trace We Leave

Honey Hunters of the Sundarbans

Life of honey hunters

A lawyer by profession, Mr. Chowdhury is tenured at an international law firm specializing in cross-border transactions, regulatory compliance, mergers and acquisitions, and energy and resource management. He integrates Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles into his practice, advocating for sustainable legal frameworks. With formal training in Maritime, Environmental, and Climate Change Laws from a Welsh university, Mr. Chowdhury bridges law, sustainability, and environmental advocacy through an interdisciplinary approach.

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A twenty-year observation of waste, coastlines, tourism, and the changing material culture of Bangladesh. A twenty-year observation of waste, coastlines, tourism, and the changing material culture of Bangladesh. A twenty-year observation of waste, coastlines, tourism, and the changing material culture of Bangladesh. A twenty-year observation of waste, coastlines, tourism, and the changing material culture of Bangladesh. A twenty-year observation of waste, coastlines, tourism, and the changing material culture of Bangladesh.

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