Muhammad Amdad Hossain

A Award Winning Travel And Documentary Photographer From Bangladesh 📸🇧🇩🥇

[Muhammad Amdad Hossain @amdadphoto]

@BSMe2e Photography | Positive Change Maker

Shipbreaking, waste & water crisis stories from Bangladesh:
https://t.co/4v0Z2cLxZN
https://t.co/W9LGTHH3Lw

[Muhammad Amdad Hossain @amdadphoto]

World Environment Day 2026

From floods and droughts to water scarcity and pollution, these photographs document the realities faced by vulnerable communities across Bangladesh.

Behind every environmental crisis is a human story of resilience, adaptation, and hope.

[Ashvin Suri @AshvinSuri]

Global temperatures set to stay near record levels: UN weather agency

#climatecrisis #climatechange

https://t.co/sKQTIUtcWq

[Muhammad Amdad Hossain @amdadphoto]

Global temperatures set to stay near record levels: UN weather agency https://t.co/Q9uOlN1gIu via @europeansting

[ZUMA Press @ZUMApress]

Scott Mc Kiernan Presents https://t.co/AxY7m8Cg5N Issue #1042 Story of the Week: Published: TUESDAY May 26, 2026: 'THE CANVAS OF BENGAL' by ZUMA Press award winning photo-journalist Muhammad Amdad Hossain. 1/5

[Muhammad Amdad Hossain @amdadphoto]

Climat : le monde entre dans plusieurs années de chaleur quasi record https://t.co/3hyJGWVoSy

[Muhammad Amdad Hossain @amdadphoto]

বাংলাদেশে দুই লাখ মেট্রিক টনেরও বেশি ধানের ঘাটতির আশঙ্কা https://t.co/AYhOQg6EOf

[El Jardín de Charles @CRCiencia]

Una manada de búfalos pasta en una isla sedimentaria en el río Brahmaputra cerca de Gaibandga, Bangladesh (Muhammad Amdad Hossain, 2026)

[IndustriAmbiente| Waste, Water, Energy - Infoedita @industriambient]

💧 ¡Ya tenemos fotografía ganadora del #PhotoAquae 2026!

La fotografía “Water collection” del fotógrafo bangladesí Muhammad Amdad Hossain se ha llevado el primer premio de la 12ª edición de este hermoso certamen de @FundacionAquae

https://t.co/QnDSS4V2hy

[Muhammad Amdad Hossain @amdadphoto]

La fotografía “Water collection” obtiene el primer premio de PhotoAquae 2026 https://t.co/mxu9PdJ1UC via @voz_populi

[Muhammad Amdad Hossain @amdadphoto]

In Bangladesh, access to safe water is still unequal.
This is not just a crisis — it’s daily life.
#WorldWaterDay

[Fundación Aquae @FundacionAquae]

La imagen ganadora de #PhotoAquae2026 refleja el desafío de acceder a los recursos hídricos en muchas partes del mundo.

Se tomó en la región de Khulna (Bangladesh), donde las fuentes tradicionales se han salinizado y han quedado inservibles, explica el autor.

[Fundación Aquae @FundacionAquae]

Con motivo del #DiaMundialdelAgua 💧anunciamos la imagen ganadora de la 12ª edición de nuestro certamen de fotografía #PhotoAquae2026 📸 .

Felicitamos a @amdadphoto por el Primer Premio obtenido con esta obra titulada “Water collection”.

🔗 https://t.co/qlFaOkU8YD

[Open Magazine @Openthemag]

Can $370 Million Clean Dhaka’s Waterways? #Worldbank Explains

The World Bank has approved $370 million to improve sanitation, manage waste, reduce industrial pollution, and restore rivers in Dhaka.

https://t.co/jkqzyJJVav

[Harian Jogja @Harian_Jogja]

Pemerintah Cabut 20 Izin Pemanfaatan Hutan https://t.co/IG67fd5whF

[Bilyonaryo @bilyonaryo_ph]

On Bangladesh's coast, where mighty Himalayan rivers meet the sea, water defines every rhythm of life, and every struggle.
https://t.co/tseVpjPdNz

[Muhammad Amdad Hossain @amdadphoto]

Muhammad Amdad Hossain e il racconto della vita nelle comunità costiere del Bangladesh: le foto che ritraggono la crisi climatica nella quotidianità https://t.co/0UD3FT4tEO

[Global Rescue @GlobalRescue]

🎉🥇The 𝐀𝐜𝐜𝐢𝐝𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐲 𝐏𝐞𝐫𝐟𝐞𝐜𝐭 Photo Contest Winner is Breaking Away by Barry Crosthwaite
🥈Runner Up: Joy of Childhood by Muhammed Amdad-Hossain

Congratulations! Check out all of the winners here: https://t.co/BIwxBWNtSa

[Global Rescue @GlobalRescue]

🎉🥇The 𝐈𝐧 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐖𝐢𝐥𝐝 Photo Contest Winner is Crossing on the Algae River by Muhammad Amdad-Hossain
🥈Runner Up: Antarctica by Bryce Hill

Check out all of the winners here: https://t.co/Yxd9SxyXdA

[Extinction Rebellion Nederland @NLRebellion]

De klimaatcrisis financieren, laat dat maar aan ING over! Want met een eindeloze stroom miljarden aan fossiele investeringen doen ze exact wat nodig is om de klimaatcrisis steeds verder te laten escaleren.