Bahawal Pur

Critiques [Translate]

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• Mujahid-Awais (5553)
• [2009-02-26 11:35]

Your this series is very beautiful and diffrent. Good composition and live feelings.

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• mark25 (4581)
• [2009-02-26 11:35]

i've been there :) lovely atmosphere, i love the smell of the place :) very original and fresh :)

i like this composition a lot :)

muhammad muhsin

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• shaukatmi (3535)
• [2009-02-26 14:52]
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Asalaam alaikum Abdul. Mashallah the photo has come out very well. I appreciate that you took an interest in photographing this subject. Photographers are well known for looking at subjects which ordinary folks do not pay any attention. A subject like this is highlighted by photographers and appreciated by the general public when it is presented this way. I am thankful to you for showing the photo to the Treklens team. I did workshops on your last two posts I hope you like them. Allahhafiz.

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• jjcordier (3234)
• [2009-02-26 21:59]

Abdul
Very nice composition with a splendid light. I like the soft colors so.
Best regards
JJ

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• ErikSven (2299)
• [2009-02-27 3:22]

Hallo Abdul,
I like this documentary shot for the feel of authenticity it conveys. The subdued colours, due to the hazy sky, somehow enhance that authenticity and make this photo look less like a postcard than like a real "piece of life"...
TFS & kind regards,
Erik

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• mamcg (4509)
• [2009-02-27 3:32]

Hello Abdul,
Do enjoy the warm climate with makkan malayee it is good shot of a donkey cart getting for job as looks for him it is winter..
Regards.

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• jonathanhart (15789)
• [2009-02-27 9:14]

simple life, nicely framed, the light is good
jc

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• hama (1257)
• [2009-02-27 11:14]

Great composition friend, Good colors and DOF.

Well done

Sarwar

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• mcmxcvii (530)
• [2009-02-27 20:08]

salaam aqai abdul,
great shot, never been to bahawalpur but i remember multan's misty winter morning.

tfs
mehmood