...on popular demand! You will have to click on the thumbnails to see larger images. The camera I had at the time of this trip, was an extremely basic point-and-shoot model, hence, the unflattering colours (and it occured to me after the uploading exercise to "photoshop" them). There are some interesting things to note in the second and the second-last pictures.
Also, two more pictures here.
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Lovely pictures.nature's bounty in abundance.
What beautiful pictures you have posted!Thank you for sharing.
There's an untouched look to some of those locales!
Thanks for sharing Saadia.
The pics sent chills all over my body... :)
I remember my trip to neelum valley in 2004...
I wrote a travelogue here...
http://muddleheadedsblog.blogspot.com/2008/11/one-day-excursion-turned-out-to-be.html
do check it out...
Afaque
wow
great pictures
The photos are breath taking :-)
Nice pics - I added you to my top links
Wonderful pics Saadia! And thanks for stopping by my blog.
very beautiful.... and serene...
i'm curious to know what are those interesting things to note?
I'm so glad you've all been enjoying the photographs.
Human being, bravo for asking! The second one's got a baby in the bag, who I think looks adorable. And the second last, if you notice closely, shows a niche carved in the glacier, for cooling drinks. This is quite common in our northern areas - placing bottles in ice or flowing water, since not everybody can afford electronics and of course, not all these areas boast electrical supply.
oh yes... amazing... i remember when we were kids our families did the same thing with the drinks and fruits when we went on a picnic... and boy the river not only kept them cold but i think added more taste and energy to them...
i love photos and paintings with such details and hidden stories...
love also your viewpoint toward life and your country...
Very good blog.
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