My Journey Through Frames, Code, and the Skies
Shaped by people’s origins, one’s passions and envisioned goals tell the world what the person embodies. Operating the parallel dreams of a 22-year-old explorer and student, I’m Arafat Rahman Utsho from Bangladesh. Although life has brought me to the bustling capital Dhaka, where I live and study, I take pride in my birthplace Jessore, which is a peaceful District.
A Propel Towards What’s To Come
Khulna is the center of my inspiration and the initial foundation of my passions. During the initial phases of my existence, I took pleasure in the beauty of discretionary trains, grass adorned with dew, and birds soaring in the sky. Cleanliness truly is the mother of enjoyment, which is the reason why I resorted to Dhaka in hopes of extending my academic dreams.
The shimmering lights of Dhaka are a testament to my bachelor’s degree in software engineering from Daffodil International University. The magnificent din of this ever-growing city serves as a source of motivation and enables me to fully immerse myself in excelling in this rapidly changing domain. I believe that Daffodil placed the software-sculpted world on the table, while boundaries segmented where logic culminates alongside an endless pool of imagination.
Alongside the numerous obligations during and after lectures, I make an effort to pursue all aspects of programming, and with the aid of my camera, I foster an acute love for photography on an artistic platform. It is harmonious captures of nature, sunsets when the sun adheres to the horizon, and scenes that the ordinary eye tends to overlook, which bring joy to my heart.
I utilize a Sony a6000 mirrorless camera, which is one of my visual storytelling tools. The art of photography gives me the opportunity and the tools to express my deeper inner being, not just indulge in a mere pastime. Each photo I take conveys a different emotion for me and is a snapshot preserved forever.
My travels include venturing out alone, which I thoroughly enjoy. The combination of my thoughts, unfamiliar landscapes, and the wonders of nature and cities is a one-of-a-kind way of seeking new inspiration. These solo trips are great ways of introspection and seeing the surroundings.
Here are some of my arts....
July movement (calligraphy of the Bangladesh flag) in Khulna.
Book fair 25. Dhaka.
sunset. Cox's Bazar.
A very uncommon and untapped interest of mine is software for fighter jets and merchant ships. The sheer amount of engineering, science, and technological power invested in modern aviation and marine transport is truly impressive. Learning about the designs, history, capabilities, and functions of military jets and the vessels carrying cargo across oceans for trade makes me ecstatic to the core.
Seeing the intersections of global strategy, mechanics, and physics come together is mindblowing for me. I aspire to pursue the aviation or maritime industries, and for that, I want to conduct extensive research or develop supportive technology.
This captures my passion perfectly, for I am someone who relishes uncovering the intricacies of enormously complex software, flying machines, as well as ships. I aspire to someday merge my technical expertise with my creative, design-oriented, and investigative-driven interests. From constructing intelligent image tools and aviation applications to contributing to the software systems of ships, there is no limit to the possibilities I work to make happen.
It's no secret for me that this plan starts with working and building a comprehensive career. Sooner or later, this will guide me onto a profound journey where creativity, design work, and learning will all unite into a single vision. My name is Arafat Rahman Utsho, and I am a software engineering student. In my free time, I love taking pictures, traveling to spend time discovering new places, and researching different bodies of water and uniting them.
I still think the best lies ahead.
