Jahid Apu is an award-winning documentary photographer, who is avidly drawn to the art of photographing life's essences. Born and raised in Bangladesh, Jahid has crafted a distinctive visual narrative that transcends borders and resonates with audiences worldwide.


Born in 1997, Jahid developed an early fascination with storytelling through visuals and painting. With a background in Bachelor of Computer Science and Engineering and a Postgraduate Diploma in Documentary Photography, Jahid honed his technical skills and embraced a unique perspective that sets his work apart. The journey into documentary photography was a natural evolution, delving into the lives of marginalized communities, forgotten landscapes, and the resilience of the human spirit. His work not only captures the raw essence of these environments but also aims to ignite conversations and inspire positive change.



At just 26 years of age, Jahid has already received more than 50+ prestigious international photography awards. Over the years, more than 35 different countries' renowned galleries have exhibited his photographs. His photographs have been featured in major international outlets such as National Geographic, The Guardian, The Times, CNN, and the BBC, earning recognition for his ability to evoke emotion and provoke thoughtful reflection. As part of his work for non-profit organizations, he completed many projects with UNESCO, FAO, and USAID.


The distinctive quality of Jahid's works lies in his ability to blend technical mastery with an empathetic approach, capturing both the beauty and challenges inherent in the human experience, leaving an indelible mark on the visual storytelling landscape. With an ever-growing list of accolades, Jahid is not just an award-winning documentary photographer but a force that drives change and fosters empathy through the art of photography.