Nasir Ali Mamun
Nasir Ali Mamun (b. 1953), is a Bangladeshi portrait photographer and author, 67 solo exhibition & have 23 published books also founder of 'Photoseum'. Who is popularly known as The Poet with the Camera. He has been awarded the Ekushey Padak 2025, received Shilpakala Padak 2018 & Bangla Academy honorary fellowship 2022. From the beginning of 'Nitya Upahar’s T-shirt journey he is the first contributed with the portraits, among which 'S. M. Sultan', 'Our Hero of Our Time' and other cultural icons.
Munem Wasif
Munem Wasif is a Dhaka-based artist, curator, and educator whose immersive, image-based work explores complex global themes. His art has been exhibited internationally, from the Centre Pompidou to major global biennales. A long-time co-curator of Chobi Mela, a published author, and a Robert Gardner Fellow, his impact is vast. Crucially, Wasif played a foundational role in documenting Nitya Upahar’s pioneering Bangladeshi T-shirt journey from day one, and stands as the second photographer to contribute to the brand's iconic designs.
Indranil Kishor
Indranil Kishor is an accomplished Bangladeshi travel, landscape, and documentary photographer and filmmaker now based in Berlin, Germany. With over two decades of experience, his work beautifully captures the profound connection between people, nature, and cultural heritage. His compelling storytelling earned him recognition in the People and Planet Photography Contest 2011. As a contributor to Nitya Upahar, his evocative photography has transitioned into wearable art, showcasing the vibrant essence and rich individualism of Bangladeshi culture.
Amirul Rajiv
Amirul Rajiv is an art historian, curator, environmental activist, and co-founder of the 'Duniyadari Archive'. A Pathshala photography graduate and seasoned media professional, he formerly served as Photo Editor for The Daily Star and Dhaka Tribune, and curated the International Art Biennale Cox's Bazar 2015. From Nitya Upahar’s inception, Rajiv played a pivotal role—actively promoting its new T-shirt language on the streets in front of TSC, Fine Arts faculty or Museum, and designed the iconic DTG-printed 'Cox's Bazar' T-shirt.
Musa Ibrahim: A Hero's Ascent
Capturing the Heights Musa Ibrahim is a pioneering Bangladeshi mountaineer and journalist who made history as the first Bangladeshi to reach the summit of Mount Everest on May 23, 2010. Beyond his legendary climbs, Ibrahim is a dedicated storyteller. His photography captures the raw, ethereal beauty of the Himalayas, documenting the grueling reality and sublime vistas of high-altitude exploration. Through his lens and his contributions to Nitya Upahar, he has helped translate the spirit of adventure into a visual legacy for all of Bangladesh.
Babar Ali
Babar Ali is a mountaineer, cyclist, traveler, writer, physician, and the sixth Bangladeshi to conquer Mount Everest. A true trailblazer, he is the first Bangladeshi to summit Lhotse, Annapurna I, Makalu, and Manaslu without supplementary oxygen. Sharing his passion for adventure, Babar has contributed to Nitya Upahar's mission of promoting tourism by creating striking, sublimation-printed T-shirt designs like ‘Bandarban’ and ‘Sung Sang Para, Bandarban’ from his own breathtaking expedition photography.
Azim Khan Ronnie
Azim Khan Ronnie is an award-winning photographer currently living in France. Dedicated to freezing Earth’s most awe-inspiring moments in time, his experimental and traveling photography has earned over 800 international awards and featured in 400+ global publications. Ronnie has beautifully channeled his global eye back into Bangladesh tourism for Nitya Upahar, contributing his evocative photography to create stunning, sublimation-printed heritage T-shirt designs such as ‘Moheskhali’ and ‘Dim Pahar’.
Farhad Rahman
Is a Bangladeshi photographer whose eyes were once inseparable from the viewfinder— chasing light across landscapes, hunting truth in portraits, teaching others to see what the ordinary gaze misses. Today, he has traded the darkroom for dashboards, surrendering to a new obsession: the art of decoding the invisible architecture of data. For Farhad, nothing has changed— his still hunts for the decisive moment, only now it hides inside numbers. His image is featured in ‘Nitya Upahar’s T-shirt called ‘Amar Ekushey Boi Mela’.
Farukh Ahmed
Farukh Ahmed is a photographer, travel writer, explorer, and dedicated river activist. He uncovers heritage through 'Dhaka Heritage' and 'Bangla Visit', and promotes river conservation with 'Nodijatrik'. Previously, he worked with Prothom Alo and served as General Secretary of Bandhusava's central committee. He is also a 'Riverine People' activist and long-time well-wisher of Nitya Upahar. His photography inspired two heritage T-shirts by Nitya Upahar featuring 'Sonargaon', the medieval capital of Bengal.
Md Readul Alam Riad
He is a Textile Engineer based in Narayanganj, Bangladesh, with a passion for travel and photography. An amateur photographer, He enjoys exploring new places, experiencing different cultures, and capturing meaningful moments through his lens. Photography allows him to tell stories and share perspective of the world. Nitya Upahar has always been one of my favorite Bangladeshi brands, and I am proud to contribute my photographs to a platform that transforms photography into wearable art and celebrates the beauty of Bangladeshi culture.
Muhammad Shah Jaman
Is a Tanzania-based entrepreneur and passionate photographer with a strong background in operations management, was previously served as Head of Operations for an international Microfinance Organization, where gained extensive experience in leadership, business development, and organizational management. Currently, he focused on building and growing own business in Tanzania, East Africa. Alongside his entrepreneurial journey, he continues to pursue photography as a passion, capturing meaningful moments and expressing creativity through my lens while contributing to the local business community.
Royal Paul
Royal Paul b. 2005 in Hobiganje, lives in sylet, Bangladesh. Is a photographer, poet and teacher at Gov. primary school, already published 3 books 'Rodhful Bristiful', 'Darjata Akash kore Dao' ect. By passion about photography, participated lot of group exhibitions home and abroad, achieved Photographic Society of America PSA (Gold medal) & Bangladesh Society of Photographic Art BSPA (Jury Award) both are in 2015 also works as Instructor, Sylhet Art and Culture Institute.
Gazi Munsur Aziz
Writer-journalist Gazi Munsur Aziz was born in village of Dighlia, Khulna, and his ancestral home is in Chandpur. Traveling is his passion, runs a solo marathon in Cox's Bazar every year in memory of his late friend Sajal Khaled, who won Everest, and has undertaken an expedition to Everest Base Camp. He is the author of about a dozen and a half books, member of Bangladesh Bird Club and Bangla Mountaineering and Trekking Club, founder of Munsur Gazi Foundation.
Emdad Tushar
Emdad Tushar is a physician, traveler and photography enthusiast. He loves exploring the diverse beauty of Bangladesh and international destinations, capturing stories and moments through his lens along the way.
Tapan Karmakar
After graduating, Tapan Karmakar pursued business. A self-taught photographer, he mastered the craft through sheer willpower and a deep love for nature. He believes, "Nature never disappoints." For him, photography's true rewards are nature's proximity, people's love, and various accolades. He finds immense joy in capturing nature and the environment. Through his evocative lens, Nitya Upahar has crafted two travel-themed T-shirts titled 'Dhaleshwari River' and 'Bichanakandi'.
Arjit Chowdhury
Arjit Chowdhury is a corporate Sales Specialist at Anchorage Container Depot Limited, but photography is his true passion. His journey began with a mobile phone and a DSLR gifted by his wife. After training at Pathshala and Counter Photo, and winning a Daily Star award, he committed to the craft. Now a Chittagong Photographic Society member, he specializes in street and landscape photography. His work has been widely exhibited, including at India’s Dibrugarh University and four dream exhibitions at Drik Gallery.
Md Ahsanul Alam
Is a software engineer based in Dhaka, avid traveler and trekker who loves capturing the nature, culture, people and lifestyle through his camera lens, his work focuses on freezing travel moments—including his featured photograph, "Spicy Evening," showcased by Nitya Upahar. For him, exploring trails and writing code both celebrate the art of discovery.
Md Abdul Baten
Md Abdul Baten is an anthropologist, environmental activist, river traveler, and university teacher. His camera captures the changing moods of Bangladesh’s rivers, skies, and rural life, revealing their quiet, unnoticed poetry. Believing beauty lies in the tenderness of attention, he views the world through a distinct visual philosophy he calls "MAB-EYE." Baten brings this evocative vision to Nitya Upahar, promoting local tourism through stunning sublimation-printed T-shirts like "Tanguar Haor."
Oronno Drubo
Oronno Dhrubo, whose real name is Dhruba Das, is widely recognized for his captivating travel blogs and stunning photography. Passionate about exploring new places and cultures, he has earned admiration for beautifully showcasing moments through his lens. Alongside his creative journey, he is professionally working for a renowned Singapore-based software company. His dedication and talent in photography have also brought him multiple awards and recognition over the years.
Pallob Bishwas
Pallob Biswas is an award-winning photographer based in Dhaka, Bangladesh, specializing in wedding, birthday, baby, lifestyle, and travel photography. Known for his creative vision and attention to detail, he captures genuine emotions and memorable moments through timeless imagery. Alongside photography, he is actively involved in tourism, operating his own houseboat and resort experiences. His work reflects a passion for storytelling, nature, and human connections, creating meaningful memories and unique experiences for clients and travelers alike.
Md Rafayat Haque Khan
Md Rafayat Haque Khan is an award-winning photographer based in Chittagong. His work explores human stories, natural beauty, cultural heritage, and social realities, with a strong focus on underrepresented communities and emotionally resonant moments. In Nitya Upahar, through 'SHADAPATHOR' t-shirt reflects his visual storytelling, which contributed to promoting Bangladesh’s tourism and cultural identity.
Rajib Jbarjong
Razib Jbarjong is an Australia-based Bangladeshi filmmaker, photographer, and visual artist whose twenty-year career spans international photojournalism and commercial cinematography. His evocative imagery documents deep cultural narratives and human experiences. A TasTAFE Screen and Media graduate, published poet, and dedicated educator, he combines elite technical mastery with a passion for mentoring the next generation of visual storytellers. He contributed with awesome photo named ‘life’ T-shirt, printed by DTG.
Rocky Amdad
Is a software engineer with a deep passion for trekking, adventure and photographi. A graduate in Software Engineering from American International University-Bangladesh (AIUB), he has explored numerous trekking routes across Bandarban and ventured through mountain trails in Nepal and India. His journey in photography began with wildlife photography before expanding into nature and landscape photography. Combining a love for technology, travel, and visual storytelling, Rocky enjoys discovering remote destinations and capturing the beauty of the natural world through his lens.
Sirajul Liton
Sirajul Liton is a writer, activist, photographer, graphic designer, printing craftsman and pottery artist. Though engaged in diverse creative fields, he prefers to describe himself as an observer. A committed minimalist, he embraces simplicity in both life and work. His observations of people, society, nature, and everyday experiences inspire his ideas and artistic expression. Through a thoughtful and understated approach, he seeks to create meaningful work that reflects clarity, authenticity, and a deep appreciation for the world around him.
Tanmay Shahriar
Tanmay Shahriar Is a Banker, musician, lyricist, artist and poet, three books have been published; he was also passion on photography last decade in still-life, lifestyle and landscape genres. His photography works had been placed in numerous national exhibitions. He is now completely devoted to music and poetry writing. His dream is to contribute with his art integrity to make the world a better and peaceful place to live in for mankind.
Syed Mohammad Noor Uddin Al-Razi
Is a Mechanical Engineering, graduate from BUET, serving at the Roads and Highways Department of Bangladesh Government. Outside of work, loves nature, like to travel and finds joy and fulfillment through the lens of a camera. For Nitya Upahar’s T-shirt he contributed ‘Amiakhum’ a famous travel place which reflect depth of his lens.
Tanvir Mehedi Shovon
Is a Bangladeshi amateur photographer whose work focuses on nature, landscapes, and the diverse lifestyles of people. He is passionate about documenting authentic moments and the beauty of everyday life through visual storytelling. His photographs have earned recognition in several national and international competitions. Through photography, he strives to showcase the richness of Bangladesh’s culture, environment, and human experiences.
Zakir Hossain
Zakir Hossain is an award-winning photojournalist and visual storyteller based in Chittagong. With over a decade of experience, he covers major socio-political and cultural events as a photojournalist for Times of Bangladesh and serves as Photo Editor for Geographica Bangladesh. Driven by authenticity, Zakir bridges local narratives with a global audience through high-impact documentary and street photography. Nitya Upahar is proud to feature his evocative photography on iconic T-shirt designs like "Patenga Sea Beach."
Masuk Ahmed
Masuk Ahmed Is an amateur wildlife and nature photographer from habiganj, Bangladesh, currently living in Denmark, he loves to spend time in the nature and capture the beautiful moments of wildlife. He is the founder and one of the admin of a renowned photography group in Bangladesh named “Shokher Chobiyal” also he serving as General Secretary of “Photographic Society Of Habiganj- PSH”. Two of his photographs from the sundarban are featured in Nitya Upahar’s T-shirt.
Malthas Chakma
Malthas Chakma is a pharmacist, development professional, photographer, and web development enthusiast from Bangladesh. Passionate about visual storytelling, he captures weddings, cultural traditions, landscapes, and everyday life through his lens. His work focuses on authentic emotions, human connections, and the beauty of diverse communities. Alongside his professional career, he explores photography and web development as creative outlets for innovation and expression. He believes powerful images and digital experiences can inspire understanding and connect people across different backgrounds.
Mahabubul Kabir Murad
(Writing as Mahbir Murad, b. 1978) is an artist and advertising professional. Despite holding LL.B. (Honors) and LL.M. degrees, he pivoted away from law to dedicate himself fully to creative writing and visual storytelling. Continuous learning from contemporary creators shaped his career in brand artistry and communication. Notably, his photography is featured in Nitya Upahar's T-shirt archive, highlighting stunning imagery from his "Swamp Forest" and "Shapla Jheel" collections.
Fakhrul Abedin Milon
Fakhrul Abedin Milon is a Bangladeshi corporate professional, writer, humorist, and hobby photographer. Balancing a career in banking, his published works span contemporary fiction, travelogues, and humor, including titles like Mone Vromone and Aha Jibon. He is also a popular contributor to the satirical portal eআরকি. At Nitya Upahar, his photography is featured on the 'Kutubdia' T-shirt, capturing the essence of the historic island upazila in Cox's Bazar.
Anirban
Anirban, born in Pabna and raised in Dhaka, is a photographer deeply rooted in nature. Starting his journey in 2012, he specializes in wildlife, bird, and macro photography. Alongside a rich background in NGO documentary work and eight years as CUTE Cosmetics’ official photographer, he masterfully blends commercial skill with natural art. At Nitya Upahar, his striking photography is featured on the ‘Dancing Bird’, ‘Sundarban’, and ‘Padmar Chor’ T-shirts, beautifully capturing the raw essence of Bangladesh.
Shawan Mahmud
Shawan Mahmud is a Bangladeshi photographer and avid rooftop gardener who proudly identifies as a farmer's daughter. She is the daughter of Shaheed Altaf Mahmud, the legendary musician, cultural activist, and martyred freedom fighter who composed the iconic language movement song "Amar Bhaier Rokte Rangano". Her passion for photography is featured by Nitya Upahar on the 'Keokradong 62 km' T-shirt, capturing a breathtaking perspective of Bangladesh’s highest peak from Nilgiri, Bandarban.
Swarup Saha
Swarup Saha is a professional RF engineer and passionate photographer who bridges technology and nature. Born in Narayanganj and inspired by the Shitalakshya River, his journey began in 2014, earning numerous awards and exhibition features. A longtime collaborator with Nitya Upahar, Swarup’s work was celebrated in their first nature-themed photo-print T-shirt initiative. He believes in a unified Earth where nature communicates openly, using his lens to transform fleeting moments into timeless visual narratives.
Mohammad Rubel
Mohammad Rubel Raised in Chattogram, Mohammad Rubel is a photographer, visual storyteller, and digital content creator. He captures Bangladesh’s culture, heritage, nature, and daily life through photos and videos, inspired by travel, folklore, and urban lifestyle. He shares his creative work on social media through his platform, "CHILEKOTHA." At Nitya Upahar, three travel-themed T-shirts feature his photography—two capturing the breathtaking natural beauty of Kaptai Lake and another showcasing the scenic charm of Cox's Bazar's Kolatoli Beach.
Ibrahim M. Iqbal
Ibrahim M. Iqbal (AFIAP, LBPS, Hon. CPE) is a self-taught photographer and Chemical Pathologist born in 1970. Balancing his medical career with a passion for photography discovered in 1988, he has participated in numerous global competitions under prestigious patronages like FIAP and PSA, earning over 250 national and international awards. At Nitya Upahar, his evocative photography is featured on two unique T-shirts: "Weaving children," exploring Bangladesh's weaving industry, and another capturing the timeless, scenic charm of Cox's Bazar Beach.
Mehedi H Kabir
Mehedi H Kabir is a Dhaka-based, award-winning street photographer, cyclist, and bicycle traveler. Since launching his creative journey in 2016, he has been dedicated to documenting people, diverse cultures, and everyday moments through his lens. His work has been widely showcased in both national and international exhibitions, reflecting a deep appreciation for urban life and human connections. At Nitya Upahar, his photography is beautifully featured on two travel-themed T-shirts, capturing the stunning 18-kilometer beauty of Kuakata Beach ("Sagor Konya").
