CitiesToBe Photo Award - 2020 Edition's Book
The CitiesToBe Photo Award 2020-Edition's book is a visual tour through 44 of the images from 19 countries that were submitted to the call of the first edition of the CitiesToBe Photo Award. Together, they constitute a global portrait of cities in our contemporary world; a compendium of images featuring testimonies of coexisting — but sometimes conflicting — urban scenes that are connected by a common thread of challenges with diverse local settings. More information at https://www.citiestobe.com/photoaward/2020-edition/book/
The CitiesToBe Photo Award 2020-Edition's book is a visual tour through 44 of the images from 19 countries that were submitted to the call of the first edition of the CitiesToBe Photo Award.
Together, they constitute a global portrait of cities in our contemporary world; a compendium of images featuring testimonies of coexisting — but sometimes conflicting — urban scenes that are connected by a common thread of challenges with diverse local settings.
More information at https://www.citiestobe.com/photoaward/2020-edition/book/
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Sandipani
Chattopadhyay
Dhaka Street on a Friday
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Friday prayer on the main
street of Dhaka, Bangladesh.
All traffics are suspended
during the afternoon prayer
as the main street is fully occupied
by the people. Dhaka
is known for cultural diversity
and religious tourism
and during Ijtema festival,
a huge number of Muslim
people come to the capital
of Bangladesh for religious
purpose. However, due to
unplanned urbanization, the
Government is not able to
accommodate these pilgrims
in a proper place, resulting
in the traffic suspension of
the city.
Prize: National Geographic
2019
BANGLADESH
An IT professional but a passionate photographer,
always focused on people’s life, culture, travel and photo
journalism. Until the time, Chattopadhyay has received
many national and International recognition including the
Third Prize of Cities category of the National Geographic
Travel Photo Contest 2019. He started photography since
2009 in a process of ‘continuous learning’.
28 CitiesToBe Photo Award Honorary Mentions
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