This was taken during our boat ride to St. Martin's Island, off the coast of Bangladesh. The Naf River acts as the border between Burma and Bangladesh.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Sobre Mí
- Nadia Chaudhury
- New York City, New York, United States
- Journalist, writer, designer, photographer, wanderer, rower... All photos are by me, unless otherwise noted.
Blog Archive
-
▼
2008
(157)
-
▼
February
(28)
- Bits: Viva Egypt, Sinking Bengali Ferries and Roma...
- Bits: East River Access, Anti-Koran Film and Luxur...
- A Clean(er) Bangladesh
- Through the Viewfinder
- Flying Over Maine, Early in the Morning
- Jerusalem Without a Country
- Moving Cargo
- Building in the West Bank
- Roofs of Dhaka
- the aspect of landing, or, the aspect of leaving
- Stuff of Fantasy
- Rowing in the Naf River
- Behind the New Domino
- The Betrayed World
- (One of) Moghbazar's Mosques
- The Corals of St. Martin's
- Traveling to Bronx Science
- A Look at Israel
- Bits: Peace on Paper, Obama's Grammy, Internationa...
- The Living River
- Bengali Working Day, take tin
- Bits: Designing the Waterfront, Euros in NY, South...
- Inside the Baby Taxi
- When Winter is Worth It
- Port of Chittagong
- Islam in Turkey
- Boat Dreams
- Sagol
-
▼
February
(28)
Out There...
- My Flickr
- Early in the Morning, I'm Callin' YouTube
- Five Best
- Jonathan Rechtman
- Noter
- Valeria Explains It All
- I want a treehouse
- pezbrigade
- Apocalystick
- Sean Elder
- Anecdotal Evidence
- i am john marra
- BD
- The Joy of Lex
- We, The Living
- Oak Summit Films
- Brooklyn Exile
- The Golden River
- Late Night Liz
- Mondoweiss
- 1000 Types of Ambiguity
- Discovering Life
- A Thimble Full of Corn Oil
- BLEEKER
- La vérité ne peut être contenue dans un seul rêve
Regular Reading
- Brooklyn Rail
- Village Community Boathouse
- Gothamist
- Gawker
- OhNoTheyDidnt
- Gowanus Lounge
- New York Shitty
- Curbed
- Bostonist
- Going Coastal
- Brownstoner
- Streetsblog
- Nathan Kensinger
- Kristy May
- The Real Fort Greene
- I Don't Like You In That Way
- News Designer
- Filming in Brooklyn
- Williamsburg is Dead
- Greenpointers
- Clinton Hill Blog
- Inprint
- New School Campus Activism Portal
Labels
- Travel
- Photo Essay
- New York City
- New York Times
- Bangladesh
- Journalism
- South Asia
- News
- Middle East
- Adventures
- Boating
- Myself
- Rivers
- New York Harbor
- Rowing
- Hudson River
- Boston
- Bits
- Israel
- Southeast Asia
- Palestine
- BBC
- New School University
- East River
- Northeast America
- Poetry
- 2008 Presidential Election
- India
- Waters
- Islam
- Massachusetts
- Pier 40
- Airplanes
- Brooklyn Rail
- MTA
- The L Magazine
- Burma
- Design
- Quotes
- Updates
- Upstate New York
- Brooklyn
- Film Review
- Boat-building
- Greenpoint Gazette
- Iran
- San Francisco
- The Quixotic
- Whitehall Gigs
- Bridges
- Camping
- Indonesia
- Tennessee
- Village Community Boathouse
- Washington Post
- Bronx Science
- Charles River
- Emerson
- Governors Island
- Inprint
- Language
- Magazines
- Pakistan
- Westchester
- Columbia University
- Expeditioners
- Exploring
- Food
- Metro
- Music
- On the Road
- Photography
- Southern America
- Waterfront Access
- Ahmadinejad
- Book Review
- Briarwood
- Europe
- Fashion
- History
- Hull
- Interviews
- Italy
- Malaysia
- Memphis
- Milan Kundera
- Nashville
- New York Magazine
- New York Waterfront
- Ossining
- Puerto Rico
- Queens
- Roosevelt Island
- Thailand
- Twin Lens Reflex
- West Bank
- Williamsburg
- Art
- Beacon
- Bear Mountain
- Berger's New York
- Books
- Borders
- Boston24
- Bruce Chatwin
- California
- Chicago
- Citizen Journalism
- Cold Spring
- Coney Island
- Decemberists
- Denning's Point
- Dumbo Cove
- Edward Abbey
- Egypt
- Environment
- Guinea Pigs
- Head of the Charles Regatta
- Islands
- Jon Krakauer
- Judaism
- Kerouac
- Kurdistan
- Maps
- New York Politics
- North Carolina
- North End
- Obama
- Partition
- Peter Godwin
- Robert Byron
- Rome
- Television
- Translation
- Turkey
- Unbearable Lightness of Being
- Vernacular
- Village Community Boating
- Washington D.C.
- Wilco
- e.e. cummings
- Africa
- Andrew Bird
- Appalachian Trail
- Arcade Fire
- Armenia
- Arrested Development
- Balkans
- Beaches
- Bennett College
- Birthday
- Boat Battle
- Bob Dylan
- Bunnies
- Business and Advertising
- Cameras
- Central America
- Cervantes
- China
- Chris Kattan
- Climate Change
- Clinton
- Cohoes Falls
- Coraline
- Costa Rica
- Crew
- Czech Republic
- Danny Boyle
- Dexter
- Dreams
- Dubai
- Duke Riley
- East Asia
- Education
- Empire State Building
- Floating the Apple
- Florida
- Fourth of July
- Frank O'Hara
- Gaza Strip
- Georgia
- Gowanus Canal
- HBO
- Harlem River
- Harry Potter
- Helvetica
- High Line
- I Am Trying to Break Your Heart
- Ig Noble Awards
- In Patagonia
- Into Thin Air
- Into the Wild
- Introduction
- Iraq
- Japan
- Jason Bateman
- Jeff Tweedy
- Jim Thorpe
- Joanna Newsom
- Jones Beach
- Judith Miller
- Justin Kirk
- Kaaterskill Falls
- Lang on the Hudson
- Lighthouses
- Long Island
- Lorca
- Lost
- Magdalen Island
- Maine
- Manhattan
- Mannahatta
- McCain
- Meyer Berger
- Misheard Lyrics
- Modest Mouse
- Mount Lebanon Cemetery
- Movies
- Moving Day
- Museum of Natural History
- Museums
- My Odyssey
- Naf River
- Nepal
- New Jersey
- Oasis
- Oceania
- Old New York
- Peebles Island
- Pennsylvania
- Philippines
- Politics
- Prague
- Renwick Ruins
- Rhodesia
- Road Trip
- Robert H. Boyle
- Romania
- Rory Stewart
- Russia
- Salman Rushdie
- San Juan
- Sarkozy
- Saudi Arabia
- Sculling
- Sean Penn
- Seattle
- Showtime
- Siesta Beach
- Six Feet Under
- Sky Blue Sky
- Somerville
- Spanish
- Spoon
- Stars
- Staten Island
- Subways
- Sufjan Stevens
- Sunshine
- Sweeping
- The Launch
- Theater Review
- True Blood
- Typography
- United Arab Emirates
- Valetine's Day
- Vogue
- Warsaw
- Waterfalls
- Weeds
- Writing
- Zimbabwe
- bored to death
- de Botton
- it's always sunny in philadelphia
- jonathan ames
- new york press
3 comments:
oh man that is so awesome.
that's naf. whole lotta rocker in that hull.
Thank you very much for your wonderful post.
This link is informative: Population of Bangladesh
Post a Comment