Sudeepto Salam is an experienced content creator and multimedia journalist with a strong background in photojournalism; expert in writing, pitching stories, interviewing sources, and working under deadlines. Excel at shooting, producing, drone flying, editing and, researching; highly organized and able to work across platforms. He was born in Dhaka (1987). Now he is working as a Content Creator at Daily Prothom Alo. He aspires to be a writer besides photography and multimedia journalism. Now he is writing both fiction and non-fiction.[1] He co-founded Photoffee Academy of Fine-art Photography in 2011 and Mahmuda-Hannan Memorial Library in 2021.
‘Dekha Hoy Nai Chokkhu Meliya: Banglar Oitijya’ (nonfiction) articles on Bengali culture, tradition and archeology), published by Oishee Publication in 2009.[2]
‘Photography’ (nonfiction), essays about photographic history and art of photography, published by Amar Prokashoni (amarblog.com) in 2010.[3]
‘Rutkar Noteboi’ (Translation/ diary), first Bengali language edition of Rutka's Notebook, a notebook which was written during the World War II, published by Dibya Prokash in 2011.[4]
‘Amar Chithi’ (letter literature), an edited book of letters published by Amar Prokashani (amarblog.com) in 2011.[5]
‘Photography Dictionary’ (nonfiction), country's first encyclopedic dictionary of photography, published by Amar Prokashani in 2012. 2nd edition published by Dibya Prokash in 2014.[6]
‘Megh Bale Chaitre Jabo’ (compiled photobook), published by Amar Prokashani in 2012.[7]
‘Ei Pratham Ei Shesh’ (poetry), published by Amar Prokashani in 2012.
‘Dashti Hindi Galpa’ (translation/ fiction), ten Hindi short-stories, published by Charulipi Publication in 2013.[8]
‘Photokti’ (translation/ nonfiction), selected quotes on photography, published by Amar Prokashani in 2013.[9]
‘Bangabandhur Ukti’ (Edited), selected quotes of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, published by Bidya Prakash in 2017.[10]
‘Na Prem Na Shareer’ (fiction), a collection of short-stories, published by Bidya Prakash in 2017.[11]
‘Camerar Mon’ (photography/ nonfiction), prose on photography, published by Charulipi Publication in 2017.[12]
‘Gulshan Tragedy & Al-qaeda Network’ (articales), articles on July 2016 Dhaka Attack and other international criminal activities, including Al-qaeda Network, published by Shraban Publication in 2017.
‘Alo Chayar Nasir Ali Mamun’ (interview), a photographic journey of nation's eminent photographer Nasir Al Mamun, published by Charulipi Publication in 2019.[13]
‘Photosangbadiker Notebook’ (a memoir), published by Charulipi Publication in 2020.[14]
‘Alokchitrapur’ (essays on photography), published by Charulipi Publication in 2021.[15]
BRAC Migration Media Award 2017 for photos on Rohingya exodus. BRAC is an international development organization based in Bangladesh, is the largest non-governmental development organization in the world.
Honorable Mention award (Gold Medal): 74th International Photographic Salon given by Asahi Shimbun Japan and The All-Japan Association of Photographic Societies.
Reader’s Digest Unseen Asia Photo Contest’ winner. Selected photo was published in the magazine.
Finalist: NTD Television 4th Chinese International Photography Competition (2012). Submitted artwork has been included in the final exhibit of the Chinese International Photography Competition, held in New York City, the United States from November 4 to November 25, 2012.
Special Mention Award in Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB) 's photography competition (2017).
