Mohsin Khawar Photography
Photographer / Architect / Creative Director / Travel Blogger
Gurdwara Baba Sri Chand – Bhuman Shah
Posted on March 20, 2020
Gurdwara Baba Sri Chand is located at Bhuman Shah in Depalpur, Okara ( A City of Pakistan in Punjab province). It was built by Mahant Harbhajan Das in Samvat 1967 (1910 AD). It is a double story building with a big hall inside. Walls are decorated with fresco artwork narrating tales of sikh origin.
This historical site is a beautiful piece of architecture but needs some preservation.
Mohsin Khawar
Photographed in February 2020
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
Venice, Italy – The City Of Canals
Posted on December 17, 2019
Venice, Italy – Travel photographs by Mohsin Khawar
Florence, Italy.
Posted on October 27, 2019
Florence, Italy. – Travel photographs of Mohsin Khawar.
Available on Shutterstock and Istock by Getty Images for purchase.
Links in the About section of this website.
Colosseum – Rome, Italy
Posted on October 1, 2019
I dont photograph monuments or architecture, i pick up the light on them and pour into my mould of composition. Every building i have visited has my photographic take on it. It maybe ordinary or a masterpiece, but it will surely be different.
Here is one of the great Colosseum in Rome, Italy.
Happy Viewing,
Mohsin Khawar
September 2019
Praha
Posted on June 9, 2019
Prague, Czech Republic.
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and at https://www.shutterstock.com/g/mohsinkhawar
Kalash Girl
Posted on May 29, 2019
When i first started photography as a hobby in 2006 during my architecture school, my first travel destination was Kalash Valley KPK, Pakistan. I had an analog camera on which i was practicing variants of shutter speed and aperture values. This photograph was one of my first shots and i named it ‘Kalash Girl‘ (inspired by Steve McCurry’s Afghan Girl).
This was exposed on a film and then scanned to make a digital copy. The quality of this photograph might not be great but it’s close to my heart as it did kickstart an endless journey of passion and joy for me. From that day, i haven’t stopped or looked back. Still trying to learn and improve my skill of capturing ‘photo’, which we also know as ‘light’!
