Living in the oven that we so lovingly call Dhaka, the smell of an incoming drizzle is perhaps the most relief inducing sensation of all. Sure, it has its inconveniences – it worsens the already unbearable traffic jams and further damages already broken roads. However, nothing can be compared to the joy and relief that it brings to the people under the scorching summer sun. There's something magical about the rumbling of thunder along with the heavy air before an impending downpour, making it one of the most cherished occurrences of summer. Photos and Text by SalmaN Taseen Haque
Living in the oven that we so lovingly call Dhaka, the smell of an incoming drizzle is perhaps the most relief inducing sensation of all. Sure, it has its inconveniences – it worsens the already unbearable traffic jams and further damages already broken roads. However, nothing can be compared to the joy and relief that it brings to the people under the scorching summer sun. There's something magical about the rumbling of thunder along with the heavy air before an impending downpour, making it one of the most cherished occurrences of summer. Photos and Text by SalmaN Taseen Haque
Living in the oven that we so lovingly call Dhaka, the smell of an incoming drizzle is perhaps the most relief inducing sensation of all. Sure, it has its inconveniences – it worsens the already unbearable traffic jams and further damages already broken roads. However, nothing can be compared to the joy and relief that it brings to the people under the scorching summer sun. There's something magical about the rumbling of thunder along with the heavy air before an impending downpour, making it one of the most cherished occurrences of summer. Photos And Text By Salman Taseen Haque
Living in the oven that we so lovingly call Dhaka, the smell of an incoming drizzle is perhaps the most relief inducing sensation of all. Sure, it has its inconveniences – it worsens the already unbearable traffic jams and further damages already broken roads. However, nothing can be compared to the joy and relief that it brings to the people under the scorching summer sun. There's something magical about the rumbling of thunder along with the heavy air before an impending downpour, making it one of the most cherished occurrences of summer. Photos And Text By Salman Taseen Haque
Living in the oven that we so lovingly call Dhaka, the smell of an incoming drizzle is perhaps the most relief inducing sensation of all. Sure, it has its inconveniences – it worsens the already unbearable traffic jams and further damages already broken roads. However, nothing can be compared to the joy and relief that it brings to the people under the scorching summer sun. There's something magical about the rumbling of thunder along with the heavy air before an impending downpour, making it one of the most cherished occurrences of summer. Photos And Text By Salman Taseen Haque
Living in the oven that we so lovingly call Dhaka, the smell of an incoming drizzle is perhaps the most relief inducing sensation of all. Sure, it has its inconveniences – it worsens the already unbearable traffic jams and further damages already broken roads. However, nothing can be compared to the joy and relief that it brings to the people under the scorching summer sun. There's something magical about the rumbling of thunder along with the heavy air before an impending downpour, making it one of the most cherished occurrences of summer. Photos And Text By Salman Taseen Haque
Living in the oven that we so lovingly call Dhaka, the smell of an incoming drizzle is perhaps the most relief inducing sensation of all. Sure, it has its inconveniences – it worsens the already unbearable traffic jams and further damages already broken roads. However, nothing can be compared to the joy and relief that it brings to the people under the scorching summer sun. There's something magical about the rumbling of thunder along with the heavy air before an impending downpour, making it one of the most cherished occurrences of summer. Photos And Text By Salman Taseen Haque
