A Look At Interior Sindh, From Guddu’s Lens

I met Guddu on Twitter few days ago.

image courtesy of Emmanuel Guddu

A photographer from city of Mirpur Khas, in province of Sindh, Emmanuel Guddu is sharing amazing photographs of life from his neighborhood and beyond, on different social media platforms.

He mostly captures images of common folks he meet during his travels, along with ancient architectural wonders and landscapes.

Though I’m not an expert on photographic techniques and skills, I consider Guddu’s photography quite amazing. Some of his simple pictures speaks out very loud in terms of subject and details. The culture and customs he has captured in his photographs are certainly very amazing, showcasing the unseen side of Pakistan.

Here are few pictures I have selected from Guddu’s Twitter account. For more, be sure to follow him up on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube.

#peacock #beauty of #creation pic.twitter.com/Te9WcbOMWh

— Emmanuel Guddu (@emnpk) September 11, 2018

 

A #girl #student real #beauty from #Tharparkar #Desert of #Sindh #Pakistan pic.twitter.com/QiJeTlH7Bq

— Emmanuel Guddu (@emnpk) September 9, 2018

 

#Water islife, water is fun. Here is 4 years old #girl from #Hindu #community is taking water from Hand pump in #Rural #Sindh #Pakistan. pic.twitter.com/YgEXu2NeJ3

— Emmanuel Guddu (@emnpk) September 5, 2018

 

#Shop in #Mela/#Festival specially filled with Parandi or Paranda which is an #Asian #hairfashionaccessory typically associated with the #Punjabi #community. pic.twitter.com/VjJ71K3f5v

— Emmanuel Guddu (@emnpk) September 3, 2018

 

#Swing / #Jhoola. A #girl is #enjoying on swing during a festival/ mela at Bilaro Shakh near Mirpurkhas #Sindh #Pakistan. These kind of #festivals areentertainment specially for #villagers here. pic.twitter.com/2GGqH1kVRi

— Emmanuel Guddu (@emnpk) August 31, 2018

 

#Amazing #Blue #Kashi #Art on #tomb of #Syed Najamuddin #Shah #Jilani in #Nasarpur town of Sindh Pakistan. Nasarpur town is famous for #handicrafts and believed to have been founded by Nasar Mohanao in the eleventh century during the reign of the #Soomra dynasty. pic.twitter.com/3BRd0Icab4

— Emmanuel Guddu (@emnpk) August 31, 2018

 

Chittori Graveyard which belongs to Mir Mankani Talpurs of Mirpurkhas, this graveyard located 22 kilometers northeast of Mirpurkhas town on Sanghar road, Sindh Pakistan. There are many more beautiful tombs like this, stones for these tombs brought from Rajisthan. pic.twitter.com/8UiGx3qXE4

— Emmanuel Guddu (@emnpk) August 21, 2018

 

An #Innocent #face from #Rural #Sindh #Pakistan . That’s color of Sindh pic.twitter.com/QAVc5MrYwD

— Emmanuel Guddu (@emnpk) August 15, 2018

 

An #action during #Malakhro. Malakhro is an #ancient Sindhi form of #wrestling in #Pakistan and #India, which dates back 5000 years. #malakhra #sindhi #sindh #pakistan pic.twitter.com/UGbf4idsGF

— Emmanuel Guddu (@emnpk) August 14, 2018

 

#Water is mostly related with #females in Every #community in #Pakistan. Here are some #Hindu females from #rural #Sindh who are going to get the water for #home because I think females are more #responsible who #care about home/family. pic.twitter.com/Oja5sze1Jt

— Emmanuel Guddu (@emnpk) August 8, 2018

 

Esa Des he mera. #Rural #Sindh #Pakistan where you will find actual colours of #Nature and #Culture with loving #people. pic.twitter.com/Gs637ZEOhW

— Emmanuel Guddu (@emnpk) July 16, 2018

 

Finally got some good #shots today
An #amazing #expression of a #girl from #Rural #Sindh #Pakistan. pic.twitter.com/s2plIGFppD

— Emmanuel Guddu (@emnpk) July 17, 2018

 

A #man and his #camel is waiting for costumers to ride to #earn at #Karachi #Sea view. pic.twitter.com/RlXP1FkVaH

— Emmanuel Guddu (@emnpk) July 3, 2018

 

#Cultural wear of Sindhi Bheel #Hindu #community of #Sindh #Pakistan. pic.twitter.com/2Qlh2TGk0M

— Emmanuel Guddu (@emnpk) June 27, 2018

 

Onion field in my Dearest Sindh Pakistan. pic.twitter.com/W6aRLhMGq3

— Emmanuel Guddu (@emnpk) June 11, 2018

 

Here is a sign of rich culture in Sindh Pakistan. A woman from Hindu Community is getting water from hand pump and her arms are full with their cultural bangles which means she is married because unmarried girls put these bangles from wrist to elbow only. pic.twitter.com/71Ukc5TeNy

— Emmanuel Guddu (@emnpk) May 12, 2018

 

The tomb of Pir Saeen Syed Muhammad Rashid Shah (Sindhi) (on your right) (1171-1234 AH), He is often known with his alias Pīr Roze Dhanī meaning “master of the shrine”.and the mosque of the tomb (left) at Pir Jo Goth Sindh Pakistan. @PirSainPagara @mujahid_hur pic.twitter.com/P0M0leMl0P

— Emmanuel Guddu (@emnpk) March 9, 2018

 

Esa des he mera. Beauty of our Land #Sindh #Pakistan pic.twitter.com/hYJmhO3Esc

— Emmanuel Guddu (@emnpk) January 8, 2018

Be sure to follow Guddu on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube.

 

 

 

 

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