This photograph is perhaps the epitome of how the West perceives Pakistan. Context is everything when handling a lens. This was taken at a protest against the government on the pressing issue of Missing Persons. The woman in the photograph is a tired protester and in her background is the Parliament House guarded by the police, concrete and barbed wire. Residents of Islamabad are now used to driving through military check-points although the psychological effects of such an everyday evasion are not addressed. We are a resilient nation, no doubt.
Thursday, January 6, 2011
This photograph is perhaps the epitome of how the West perceives Pakistan. Context is everything when handling a lens. This was taken at a protest against the government on the pressing issue of Missing Persons. The woman in the photograph is a tired protester and in her background is the Parliament House guarded by the police, concrete and barbed wire. Residents of Islamabad are now used to driving through military check-points although the psychological effects of such an everyday evasion are not addressed. We are a resilient nation, no doubt.
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