Owais Mughal
This is part III of our photo story series. Here are the links to earlier photo stories: Part I and Part II
(1) Living Dangerously in Rawalpindi
Photo is from Jan 13, 2007 on a Rawalpindi road. A physically challenged person is taking on life’s challenge head-on. The face expression shows enjoyment. In October 2006, we had also shared a very similar photo from Rawalpindi here.
(2) Where there is a wheel there is a way
Photo is from Islamabad. Taken on July 29, 2005. Photographer is Hanif Khattak.

(3) Choking on Crude Oil in Karachi
This Photo is of a turtle which has choked to death after oil spill from a Greek registered oil tanker MV Tasman Spirit off the coast of Karachi. This oil spill killed wide scale marine life around Karachi beaches in August 2003.
(4) Protesting Price Hike in Islamabad.
The cheeks of this little girl say ‘What should I eat’ and ‘Stop Price Hike’.







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@My neighbour insists,
Sana, if you don’t mind,
Kaash mein teray danton ka ik manjan hota, (Geo TV)
or
Kaash mein teray hath mein ik danda hota (Lahore Police, anti bos-o-kinaar, Ravi-Brigade)
or
Kaash mein teray leader ka sautela hota ( Political Party )
thanks
Hi im Fahad from Sargodha
Very Nice Captures!
A Lesson Should Be Taken From Them!
Thanks Wasi Love ,
Shandar! It is great poem by WASI.
Kash mein tere haath ka kangan hota.
Cute,
Sana
This gentleman could win a talent show or become a stuntman for hollywood.
Wasi hum ne pyar kia tha
Ulfat ka iqrar kia tha
Amjad rung ik geet likha tha
usko apna meet likha tha
Neher kinarey, peepal chao’n
Un sey yeh izhar kia tha
Jana bosa lene do
dast-e-hina chu lene do
Talab na paiee, mausam badla
nadi kinara, gum sum pani
hum se aaj yeh kehta hai
Wasi kuoon-kar pyar kia tha
kyoun is ka iqrar kia tha
By Wasi Shah
Picture 1: Where there is a will there is a way.
Picture 2: This is called friendship.
Picture 4: Very cute protest.
are there any doctors among the readership who can tell us what deformity is represented by the beggars with the atrophied, twisted legs? I’ve never seen it elsewhere. Or is it (I hate to even think it) something that is done to the children deliberately, as some say?
The record number of persons I have seen on a motorbike in Pakistan is 6. Has anyone a higher record to share?
The little girl is very cute. Let’s hope she’s not actually going hungry.