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Gina Williams

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  • Where in the World?

    By Gina Williams| Accents & Apertures@ Many thanks to award-winning photographer and writer Md. Iqbal Hossain for sharing his inspiring images from beautiful Bangladesh for this feature. Learn more about Md. Iqbal Hossain via his website below & follow him on Instagram. http://iqbalhossain.me/Where in the world are you? Send images, social links & location to gina-at-carpeverbum.net.

    By Gina Williams · Accents & Apertures

    Jan. 25, 2021

  • Accents & Apertures

    By Gina Williams| Accents & Apertures@ Thanks to Wix.com for a comprehensive list of 2021 photography contests. Expand your horizons & share your vision with the world. Although these competitions are thankfully vetted, do your due diligence & check fees, fine print, etc. before entering. The Best Photography Contests to Enter in 2021Photography contests offer unparalleled opportunities for professionals and amateurs alike.

    By Gina Williams · Accents & Apertures

    Jan. 25, 2021

  • On Assignment with Noor Ahmed Gelal: Photographing the most dangerous job in the world

    By Gina Williams| Accents & Apertures@ To be with death: Honey Hunters of Sundarbansimages & reporting by Noor Ahmed GelalThe Sundarbans mangrove forest covers 10,000 square kilometers, 6,000 square kilometers in Bangladesh and 4,000 square kilometers in India. The area extends from the Hooghly River in India’s state of West Bengal to the Baleswar River in Bangladesh. According to the Asiatic Society of Bangladesh, there are 117 rivers flowing through the Bangladesh portion of Sundarbans to the Bay of Bengal.

    By Gina Williams · Accents & Apertures

    Jan. 18, 2021

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