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Preparing and testing out layouts for the SoFoBoMo 2010 book… The images in this test book are from a previous visit to Sonargaon in Bangladesh.

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SoFoBoMo 2010

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SOFOBOMO 2010:   Solo Photo Book Month [SoFoBoMo] 2010 will start in 58 days on the 1st day of June 2010 and will end/close on 31st July 2010.  What is SoFoBoMo? Read more about it here .  You can view all the completed books from 2009 and my last book at the official website. This project is [...]

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SoFoBoMo is done. Completed on 7th June. The excitement and fun of  doing the project have been savoured and enjoyed. So, what does one do now? I re-look at the book critically and want to change a bunch of things. Remove some images, switch a few, add a few, change the layout and book design…. [...]

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Looking at the hits stats at my SoFoBoMo blog – the most hits are for the posts that contain phrases like “failure”, “quits”, “SoFoBoMo no-go”, “halt”, “nada” and not for “completed”, “hurray” etc… People look at things differently hmmm…. I guess.

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SoFoBoMo 2009: A Slice of Life. Its done. You can view it Here at Issuu Or here at sofobomo.org A quick preview of the book is the bottom of this page. Or download the PDF fileand view it at leisure…[right click the link at left, and "save to" your PC] Suggested settings in the PDF viewer are: [...]

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The fun part is over – making images. Processing was a minimal job –  converted the RAW files to TIFF in PhotoShop with a slight adjustment of contrast and levels, a bit of sharpening or softening depending on the image, resizing them. Making the final selections and stringing them together with the help of a [...]

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Day 4: The Jatrabari bridge across the Buriganga river. Drove out to try locate an aea where, apparently, the local Sarees in brightly dyed colors are hung out to dry. I’ve seen these before too and the image in my minds-eye was clear. I was expecting to come across brilliant fabrics in all colors and [...]

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Day 3 [at the abandoned Rail Yard]: A commonly used “by-pass” or short-cut to the airport from the city, passes along the rail tracks where many old rusting rail wagons have been used as temporary housing by the homeless… and small “bastis” or make-shift homes made from bamboo, plastic sheeting and thatch had sprung up [...]

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Day 2: The chicken market in Dhaka’s Karwan Bazar area. This market is wholesale veggies, fruit, chicken, goats…. and probably some spices… not sure. Vendors crushing fresh sugarcane for thirsty workers, the sherbet-sellers doing brisk business, “paan” and cigarette vendors carrying trays of their wares slung from straps around their necks. A busy place. And [...]

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