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About Sayeed Bin Mohiuddin | Photographer in Dhaka, Bangladesh
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Portrait of Sayeed Bin Mohiuddin, photographer based in Dhaka, Bangladesh

About — Sayeed BM

The Person
Behind the Lens.

Eight years, four genres, one city that never runs out of light.

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8 Years Shooting · Dhaka, Bangladesh · Street · Concert · Food · Landscape · NGOs & MNCs · Restaurants & Brands · 8 Years Shooting · Dhaka, Bangladesh · Street · Concert · Food · Landscape · NGOs & MNCs · Restaurants & Brands ·
Sayeed Bin Mohiuddin, photographer based in Dhaka, Bangladesh
The Short Version

Sayeed Bin Mohiuddin — known on his work as Sayeed BM — is a photographer based in Dhaka, Bangladesh, shooting street, concert, food and landscape work for the past eight years. What began as a way to look at a familiar city differently turned into a full second practice, one he now runs alongside a full-time career in IT and governance — shooting in the hours before work, after it, and on every weekend he can protect.

The camera didn’t change what I saw. It made me stop and actually look.

Commissioned work has taken him into restaurant kitchens, clothing brand shoots, NGO field visits and campaigns for multinational corporations — including work for BRAC, Deutsche Welle, UNDP, Reckitt and Foodpanda. The thread running through all of it is the same: finding one real moment inside a set-up one, whether that’s a concert pit at full volume or a plate of food under studio light.

— Sayeed BM

The Kit

Eight Years, Three Cameras

Every practice has an equipment history. Here’s his — from a full-frame DSLR that taught the fundamentals, to the small, quiet mirrorless kit he shoots with today.

01 — The Start
Canon EOS 5D Mark III

Where it began. A heavier, full-frame DSLR that forced him to learn exposure, composition and how to work a scene properly before anything got easier. Years of restaurant, event and portrait work were shot on this body.

02 — Going Fuji
Fujifilm X-T10

The move to mirrorless. A smaller, quieter body meant getting closer to a scene without being noticed — the real beginning of shooting Dhaka’s streets, stages and kitchens the way he does now.

03 — The Kit Now
Fujifilm X-T4 + Viltrox

His current setup: an X-T4 body, native Fujinon glass for color and speed, and third-party Viltrox lenses to fill out the range affordably. Light enough to carry through a full concert or a long shoot day, reliable enough not to think about.

Four Ways of Seeing

Different rooms, same instinct.

01
Street

Dhaka moves fast — moments caught between blinks. Chai vendors at dawn, rickshaws in the rain, gazes that need no caption.

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02
Concert

Live music photography — gigs, festivals and the chaos in between, shot from the pit across Dhaka’s stages.

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03
Food

The half-second when a dish is still whole — and you already want it. Studio, restaurant and editorial food work.

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04
Landscape

The hills of Bandarban, the still water of the lakes, and the golden light that falls over Bangladesh at the end of the day.

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Trusted By

Brands & Organisations

Eight years of commissioned work for NGOs, media houses, restaurants, clothing brands and consumer companies across Bangladesh — trust built through consistent, quality delivery.

BRACBRAC
Deutsche WelleDW
UNDPUNDP
ReckittReckitt
FoodpandaFoodpanda
Article 19
Meero
White Rabbit
Restaurants
Clothing Brands
Questions

About Sayeed BM

How long has Sayeed been a photographer?+
Eight years, shooting professionally across street, concert, food and landscape photography in and around Dhaka, Bangladesh.
What camera gear does he use?+
Currently a Fujifilm X-T4 with native Fujinon glass and Viltrox third-party lenses. He started on a Canon EOS 5D Mark III and shot for years on a Fujifilm X-T10 before moving to the X-T4.
Is photography his full-time job?+
No — he works full-time in IT and governance and shoots commissions, events and personal work around that schedule, including early mornings, evenings and weekends.
What kind of clients has he worked with?+
Restaurants, clothing brands, NGOs and multinational corporations, including commissioned work for BRAC, Deutsche Welle, UNDP, Reckitt and Foodpanda.
How do I book a shoot?+
Head to the contact page and send a short brief — genre, date and location. He replies with availability and a quote, usually within 48 hours.

Work Together

Ready to make something?

Commissions, collaborations, and everything in between.

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Or email directly at hello@sayeedbm.com