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Mir Niaz

Mir Niaz

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Mir Niaz is a New York born and raised, Bengali photographer who skillfully balances his time between traveling to remote and distant locations around the world and managing his responsibilities in New York City, where he works as an IT Business Analyst. He has a strong preference for vibrant images and takes great care in capturing moments as they naturally unfold, with minimal editing applied afterward. Furthermore, he is quite selective about the work he chooses to publish, always ensuring that what he presents meets the high standards of quality he consistently holds himself to.

Been a bit of a strange and wild year so far.
Social media nowadays just makes me rage, and feigning ignorance to the orange isnt an option either. Here's to hoping for change.
@whenweallvote

#blackouttuesday

Change of pace. If you aren't upset, you aren't paying attention.

Morning shot of the hundreds of rivers formed by the Vatnajokull glacier you see at the top of this picture. Super happy with this shot, and the detail I was able to get. On a side note, now that we're heading into 2020, I hope you all had a fantasti

6am vs 2am by Hofn, Iceland. @alexstrohl and the @strohlworks team has got a new class coming out and I am so stoked for it. These guys helped me plan out my Iceland trip and it's absolutely worth it.

The seals of Jökulsárlón at night. These curious sea dogs (really that’s what they act like) swim by the glacier to rest against the icebergs before heading off to the Atlantic for the days catch. Shooting these guys was fun

Here's one of the most popular places to go to get up close to an actual glacier. These icebergs are breaking out from the Breiðamerkurjökull Glacier before breaking off into the Atlantic Ocean. You've also got curious little seals here, whi

First set from Iceland. The country has a slogan of 'the land of fire and ice' and I wanted my pictures to reflect the sheer force of the two. So here's a massive wave pummeling to the side of Black Sand Beach. Pretty crazy how there's signs everywhe

#Personalpost I quit my job and had my last day today. I started off as an intern while I was a sophomore in college, and worked my way up for 6 years. I don't know when it started but I was finding myself bringing work home more and more, and realiz

There's a few things going on personally, but I've left my insta high and dry for a bit too long. Till I can publicly talk about it, have some moss! I personally love this shot because I feel like there's a tiny little world on this rock in the lake.

Fun camping weekend up in Katerskill Falls. Protip: if you're cheaping out and refusing to buy a $30 pillow from REI, don't fall asleep on your arm, you will wake up feeling like you need to amputate it.

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The Trail of Cedars is a quick mile long hike that starts off the avalanche lake trail that I posted earlier. We went during a blizzard so you really smell the wet moss and bark and honestly it's better than this MTA train ride right now.

Kinda wish I could have a cabin here and wake up to this daily. but also there's no food there sooooooooooo 😕

Got to experience fall and winter in September over the weekend in Montana. Park was completely void of people but had a couple feet of snow and bears so I guess you get your pros and cons 🤔

I could not catch up with these guys. They may be slow on land and in general but jesus they can swim fast

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