Mohsin Khawar Photography
Photographer / Architect / Creative Director / Travel Blogger
Downtown Run
Posted on January 13, 2020
Downtown Run – A Fashion Editorial
Photographs & Concept / Mohsin Khawar
Art Direction & Styling / Aysha Mohsin
Hair & Makeup / Sonia Nazir
Location / Big Moe’s Diner
Talent / Fareeha Sheikh
Wardrobe / 9 Lines
Pakistan: Best of 2019
Posted on December 31, 2019
Twitter is trending about #Bestof2019_Pakistan and i have compiled some highlights for you!
Feel proud and share it with your friends!
Long Live Pakistan! 🇵🇰
Wishing you a very Happy New Year! 🙂
Images source: Twitter
HUED
Posted on December 27, 2019
HUED – A Beauty Editorial
Photographs / Mohsin Khawar
Model / Shahnam
MUA / Jacob
General Post Office – Lahore, Pakistan
Posted on December 26, 2019
Architectural photographs of General Post Office (GPO) Lahore, Pakistan by Mohsin Khawar
Built in: 1887
Architect: Sir Ganga Ram
Location: Mall Road, Lahore.
You can buy these images at https://www.istockphoto.com/portfolio/mohsinkhawarphotography
Clubroom
Posted on December 18, 2019
Clubroom
Photographs & Concept: Mohsin Khawar
Label: Fibonacci
Model: Waleed Khalid
Hair & Makeup: Toni & Guy
Coordination & Styling: Seyham Vahidy
Location: Dolce Vita Home
Venice, Italy – The City Of Canals
Posted on December 17, 2019
Venice, Italy – Travel photographs by Mohsin Khawar
PAKISTAN – Best Holiday Destination For 2020 says Condé Nast Traveller
Posted on December 15, 2019
Best Holiday Destination For 2020 says Conde Nast Traveller
“The adventure traveller’s must-visit goes from strength to strength
Thwarted by tales of terrorism and Taliban rule, Pakistan’s tourism industry has been stymied for the past two decades. But ancient valleys, relaxed visa restrictions and a high-profile royal visit in the offing mean this remarkable country is finally getting the focus it deserves.
Because this is a place of exquisite landscapes, where green spaces are overlooked by towering mountains. In fact, Pakistan has more peaks taller than 22,965ft than China and Nepal combined, making it an almost magnetic spot for adventure travellers and intrepid hikers. Visitors can follow in Michael Palin’s steps while traversing the 12,250ft Shandur Pass, home to the world’s highest polo field, or meet with the Kalash people of the Hindu Kush, famed for their cowrie-shell headdresses and brighter-than-bright embroidery. In Lahore, the sight of 100,000 worshippers crammed into the sandstone 17th-century Badshahi Mosque will leave you breathless, while Mughal-era architectural masterpieces stand resplendent on bustling street corners.
‘Having operated tours in Pakistan since the late 1990s, I’ve had a ringside seat to its troubled tourism industry, but finally it seems to be improving,’ says Jonny Bealby, founder and CEO of adventure-tour operator Wild Frontiers. ‘A focus on security measures, which saw the British FCO lift its advice against travel to large parts of the north, and the election of Imran Khan, who has vowed to increase international tourist numbers, has already had an impact,’ he says.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are also due to visit this Autumn to witness the magic of the mountains first-hand, while many of the frustrating permits previously required to travel here have been dropped. Hardy visitors will find that little has changed since Mughal times – with the peaks’ gemstone mines, fairy meadows and winding trails worn into the ground by heavy-laden yaks – while the Karokoram, stretching upwards from the north-west frontier and carved into the ancient bedrock, is one of the world’s most astonishing highways.”
Source: http://www.cntraveller.com
