Post I Like – Abandoned/Historical Buildings – Lahore Fort

I’ve talked about The Mughal dynasty on blog a couple times.

Silent Sunday – Shades Of A Night

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Blasting From The Past

Standing against time they are!

Lens-Artist Challenge – Strictly Architectural

Keep building them!

Photo For The Week 13 – Cool Are Columns

For being supportively elegant!

Lens-Artists Photo Challenge – Over The Fences

The other look of the other side!

Tuesday Photo Challenge – Alley

Things standing tall today but those who built them up aren’t around.

Landscape Pakistan

From time to time, I share with you the scenic beauty of my country Pakistan on my blog. I also share them on Twitter daily (@hammadrais32). Regardless of what you have heard about Pakistan, the beauty my country holds is one of a kind where nature’s artwork speaks unlike anything you have ever seen before.

Darkness In A Park

From mid of March I think, I’m sharing floral pictures on my blog. These snaps are taken by some really great photographers, who are so kind to share their work with rest of the world.

Today, I’m sharing many of those floral snaps together in this post because my heart is deeply sad. I’m sad because of what happened in Lahore yesterday. Pakistan’s second largest and definitely the most historic one, was rocked up on Easter evening, when a bomb blast took place in a park.

My #BeautifulPakistan

Today 23rd March is celebrated as Pakistan Day in Pakistan. It is a national holiday as we commemorate the passing of Lahore Resolution, an event which took place on March 23, 1940. This resolution was passed in favor of creating a group of independent states for Muslims in north-western and eastern zones within British India.

Minar-e-Pakistan at night, image via Wikipedia

During that time, the world was at war as stage of WWII was getting fiercer each passing day. Whole world was like a big battleground, unlike anything anyone has ever seen.