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“I’m always looking, always seeing, even when I’m not taking pictures,” says Bangladeshi photographer Sarker Protick (@sarkerprotick), describing his continuous fascination with the world (and outer space) around him. Citing points of reference ranging from ducks, cats and clouds to quantum mechanics, wormholes and string theory, Sarker brushes off the stylistic constraints of traditional documentary photography, and explains, “The reason I wanted to be a photographer, to be quite honest, is because I didn’t want to be a journalist. I always wanted to have a sense of authorship in my work.” He adds, “Photography can sometimes give you much more than a good photograph. It’s not about the image — and for me, that’s the real beauty of photography. I’m not sure that any other art medium has this sort of character, because it’s about the experience that we go through while we work. We work in a certain environment, or with particular people, and that experience that enriches us is stronger than any single photograph.” He continues, “I will die one day — we’ll all die one day — and I need to show other people what I’ve gone through in my life. That’s something quite powerful, I think.” Photo by @sarkerprotick

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