kabul city

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• amstel (2069)
• [2005-12-08 9:18]

Hi Muhammad!
It's good to some pieco of photo from Afghanistan. I've seen some beautiful nature from you, and now it's great to familiarize with a bit of everyday life in the capital city. The composition is curious. However, the best place of interest is the street and everything what is going on there!
Cheers Muhammad!

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• bpelvan (3750)
• [2005-12-08 16:51]

Hello Muhammad,
First let me ask you something. What if someone would have seen you while you're taking the photo??
As a daily life composition this is good, very good. A moment from the streets.
well done and thanks for sharing...
Regards
Bulent

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• mamcg (3930)
• [2005-12-08 22:07]

Yes, the difference are rare with Quandahari Bazaar Quetta, people walking with flat tummy and CHAPLEE in a gesture that their stomach is empty and the road side shopping is the same, well done..

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• ngythanh (8329)
• [2005-12-18 18:15]
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Hello Younas:
I am not sure if I should call you this way or "Muhammad", since you addressed yourseld in introduction as Younas. Also at work, I've got a friend named Yonas Tefaye. Forgive me if I am incorrect and impolite.
Since the first day when we watched the video showing US Military being dropped off from the air to encircle the Taliban forces in Kandahar, this is the first "portrait" of the famous city to me. Thank you very much for this, and for the entire set of photos from inside Afghanistan. I have a workshop to view the valuable documental photo in stronger contrast and pinpointed to the people on the street; hope you don't mind.

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Looking into your path, I saw that you are living in Pakistan but most of your photos are from Afghanistan. I'd like to ask if next time you go to Kabul, can you do me a big favor:
After the war, I was touched by the news of an Afghani girl coming back to work for the children program at the Kabul TV Station. I wrote her a brief letter in English, addressed to “Kabul TV Station, Afghanistan”. Several silent months after sending the letter, on 7-10-2002, I received the reply from her.

My response went out next day, asking her how can my wife and I send some money to help her and her family. Then all effort fell dead. No echo since then.

Do you think you can stop by and ask for Mariam Shakebar, then ask her how can I send some help?

Thanks,

Thanh Nguyen