Dhaka, Bangladesh
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600,000 rickshaws ply the streets of Dhaka, Bangladesh — June 27, 2004
The fruit vendor, Dhaka, Bangladesh — June 28, 2004
Alleyway, Dhaka, Bangladesh — June 27, 2004
Baitul Mukarram, the national mosque of Bangladesh — June 26, 2004
Rickshaw art, Dhaka, Bangladesh — June 26, 2004
MV Dipraj awaiting travel to Barisal, Dhaka, Bangladesh — June 25, 2004
First-timers guide to launches in Bangladesh
Working kid, Dhaka, Bangladesh — June 27, 2004
Street scene in front of my hotel — June 27, 2004
Rush-hour rickshaw traffic, Dhaka, Bangladesh — June 26, 2004
Smooth negotiation, Dhaka, Bangladesh — June 27, 2004
View over Dhaka, Bangladesh — June 27, 2004
The walking pile of hay, Dhaka, Bangladesh — June 24, 2004
Checking email, Bangladesh — June 27, 2004
Even the mere act of checking email commands an audience of at least ten people. One of the great features of a trip to Bangladesh is the opportunity to see exactly how Bono or Brad Pitt feels everyday. Every word I typed was greeted with applause, laughter and curiosity. As a result, it’s not easy being productive here, but the warm hearts and smiles of these people will be a memory that will last a lifetime. (And how can one complain about the 45¢ per hour computer usage rate?)
Old Dhaka street scene, Bangladesh — June 24, 2004
Rickshaw wallah, Dhaka, Bangladesh — June 25, 2004
Night market, Dhaka, Bangladesh — June 28, 2004
Labels, Dhaka, Bangladesh — June 27, 2004
View from my hotel window, Dhaka, Bangladesh — June 24, 2004
Old Dhaka alley, Bangladesh — June 27, 2004
Rush hour, Dhaka, Bangladesh — June 27, 2004
Monitoring a protest, Dhaka, Bangladesh — June 27, 2004
Colorful building, Dhaka, Bangladesh — June 27, 2004
Streets of Dhaka, Bangladesh — June 28, 2004
Hanging at the Banga Bazara, Dhaka, Bangladesh — June 28, 2004
Ol’ dirty Dhaka, Bangladesh — June 28, 2004
