Mobile dub shops on the shores of the Bay of Bengal offer a unique experience. Even in today's severe winter, they have come to sell sheep's sheep with a shop. Their work is really hard. Amidst the sound of the sea waves and the cool breeze, these shops are a special attraction for tourists.
Many of us have bought dubbs from them. On a recent trip, I visited a shop that was stocking fresh dabs and selling almonds. The shop was small but tidy, and the seller's sincerity was noticeable. Every dub was fresh and juicy. From here I bought each dub for Tk 120, which was a bit higher than the city but felt just right for the seaside environment.
They have collected this fresh dub from the village. The location and ambience of the shop makes it more attractive. Such initiatives enrich the local economy as well as create a memorable experience for tourists. I like this work very much.
One of the reasons for photographing these people is that they make a living by running such makeshift shops. Their works really gave me a beautiful view. I am very impressed with this work. They sacrifice a lot for the happiness of the family.
