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Sony Forums Challenges | all galleries >> Challenge 103: Feel the Emotions (hosted by Stéphane Bouchard) >> Challenge 103: Eligible > edit image
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8-16-05 Awais Yaqub

1st Place
Emotional Catastrophe
by Awais Yaqub

Islamabad

Found this old man begging mercy from God after building collapsed in Islamabad after earthquake which claimed more than 20000 lives all over Pakistan and still rising

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M Bashir 12-Oct-2006 22:16
wt a real expression
Helen Betts17-Oct-2005 22:01
A very powerful capture, Awais. Good work. Helen
awais yaqub 14-Oct-2005 18:42
Thanks evryone for symapthy and i want to thank you governments who helped people in trouble .its punishment from God people were going wrong ways still God saved who he wants like a child found after 7 days 1.5 year old surrounded by dead bodies under rubble isn't it miricle
Jerry Curtis12-Oct-2005 14:07
Excellent capture, Awais. Glad to know you're OK. Our thoughts and prayers are with your country in this tragedy.
Tabrizi 11-Oct-2005 07:43
Awais...
Thanx for sharing the picture... Hope the situation will improve... Insya Allah...
stephane bouchard09-Oct-2005 21:51
Great shot! I can feel the emotional charge in his prayers. In his entire pose I can feel his quest for mercy. In the upper right corner of this picture, we can see a collapsed part of the background building. Impressive!

Knowing the width of the tragedy, I look at your picture with respect. Thanks for sharing with us this snapshot of a terrible event. Hope is now in survivors’ hands.
-Stéphane