Muhammad Amdad Hossain (b. 1999) is a Bangladesh-based documentary photographer, Independent photojournalist and visual artist working on climate change, environmental issues, water insecurity, displacement and human resilience. His long-term documentary work focuses on people and communities living at the frontlines of environmental and social change across Bangladesh. His photographs have been published by 150+ international media outlets and organizations, including The Guardian, BBC, CNN, Forbes, The Times and National Geographic, and exhibited in 50+ countries. His work has received 200+ international photography awards, He is an AFP Grantee and an alumnus of the VII Foundation’s Foundry Photojournalism Workshop and VII Academy.