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A Pakistani jockey standing on a wooden and metal tray drives his bulls as he competes in a traditional bulls racing event on February 20, 2014, which was held in Gali Malal village in the town of Talagang, some 248 kilometers from Islamabad, Pakistan. Bull race is a traditional sport of rural areas of Pakistan. Some 200 pair of bulls from different rural areas of Pakistan participated in the annual race which is being organised for the past 26 years. During the race bulls run in pair, yoked together with heavy wooden frames called "joots", the jockey rides behind on a metal or wooden tray attached to the yoke by a rope. The bulls and jockey cover almost 500 yards to reach the finish-line and the fastest ones are the winners. In Pakistan, usually bulls are used for farming, cultivation and transport but a racing bull needs especial care and training. The bull owners especially train these bulls for the race. The price of a racing bull costs between 1000 to 4000 US$.Photo by Muhammad Reza
muhammad usman shabbir lives in eden boulevard college road lahore,pakistan.
previous lived in saeed park thokar niaz baig lahore near dogar market main adda.
he is graphic designer now packaging designing and work in dubai sharjah uae.
he likes cricket specially spin bowler popular with the name combo or lambu.
huge gathering in maqbool road ichra lahore and thokar niaz baig boys. he studied in
govt islamia college allama iqbal town as a bcom student and intermmiate in central college
of commerce rasheed park ichra lahore and matric in muhammadia public school.
Female anti-government protesters of a Pakistani political party of Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) of a fiery preacher Tahir-ul-Qadir make victory signs as they hold a sit-in on road on September 1, 2014, in Islamabad, Pakistan.Clashes are continuing between the riot police and thousands of anti-government protesters of Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) of fiery preacher Tahir-ul-Qadir and Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaaf (PTI) of Imran Khan.Photo by Muhammad Reza
Pakistani blind or special children sit on the bank of a lake waiting to hook fish as they take partt in the first ever fishing competition at a lake in one of the country's biggest Ayub Park in Rawalpindi, Pakistan, on September 28, 2014. More than 30 blind boys and girls took part in fishing compeition which was aimed to provide equal rights to special chidren. Photo by Muhammad Reza
UPLOADED BY TASAWAR HUSSAIN ASKARI, OGHI (MANSEHRA) , KPK, PAKISTAN.
MUHAMMAD ALI, FROM JEHLUM, AT OGHI AS A GUEST AT HIS NANI AMMA (MATERNAL GRAND MOTHER),s HOME.OTHERS ARE HASSAN, AND HASANAT AND LAEBA, HIS COUSINS, MAMOOZAD.
A Pakistani jockey standing on a wooden and metal tray drives his bulls as he competes in a traditional bulls racing event on February 20, 2014, which was held in Gali Malal village in the town of Talagang, some 248 kilometers from Islamabad, Pakistan. Bull race is a traditional sport of rural areas of Pakistan. Some 200 pair of bulls from different rural areas of Pakistan participated in the annual race which is being organised for the past 26 years. During the race bulls run in pair, yoked together with heavy wooden frames called "joots", the jockey rides behind on a metal or wooden tray attached to the yoke by a rope. The bulls and jockey cover almost 500 yards to reach the finish-line and the fastest ones are the winners. In Pakistan, usually bulls are used for farming, cultivation and transport but a racing bull needs especial care and training. The bull owners especially train these bulls for the race. The price of a racing bull costs between 1000 to 4000 US$.Photo by Muhammad Reza
The Muhammad Ali Center sits at the western end of what Louisvillians call "Museum Row," separated from the river (just out of view at right) by the poorly placed Interstate 64. (When they built the interstate, Louisville's riverfront was mostly scrap metal yards, and downtown was a dump.) The center connects to a large patio called the Belvedere, which means Robin can never find it. The Belvedere can be used to connect to a number of other museums and the Kentucky Center for the Arts. Most of my childhood field trips ended up on the Belvedere, though the Ali Center wasn't there yet.
Louisville architectural design has taken on a gimmicky aspect over the last decade or so that I think is hit and miss, though I like the gimmick associated with the Ali Center. Up close, the exterior walls seem to be made up of a large number of randomly-placed colored tiles, but from a distance the tiles form themselves into images. On the side facing this way, the image is a number of boxers. The other side (which is hard to photograph from anyplace besides the interstate) is Ali's face.
This is a photo of a Creekview
student basketball player running as he dribbles the ball during basketball practice. The photo was captured by zooming into the player from afar and using a fast shutter speed. Photo can be improved in the angle used to capture this moment, and my placing myself closer to the subject to capture him under better lighting.
Female anti-government protesters of a Pakistani political party Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) of fiery cleric Tahir-ul--Qadri shout slogans as they listen the speech of their leader during their sit-in in front of Parliament on August 27, 2014, in Islamabad, Pakistan. Qadri’s 48-hour deadline to the government expired on Wednesday evening leaving the police and law enforcement on high alert. Shah Mehmood Qureshi, vice chairman of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaaf (PTA) of cricketer-turned politician Imran Khan, declared the failure of negotiation process again following a deadlock between both parties. Teams of negotiators have organised a meeting terming it the ‘fifth phase of dialogues’ in Islamabad on Wednesday (today) in order to continue efforts for settling down the issues via table talks.Photo by Muhammad Reza
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(de jonge Syrische vluchteling Muhammad Jarkas streek neer in Mechelen en vertelt zijn aangrijpende maar hoopvolle verhaal op Mechelenblogt...)
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Anti-government protesters of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) of Pakistani cricketer-turned politician Imran Khan and Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) of Tahir-ul-Qadri armed with batons try to attack a security forces on September 1, 2014, in Islamabad. Pakistan. Clashes are continuing between the riot police and thousands of anti-government protesters of Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) of fiery preacher Tahir-ul-Qadir and Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaaf (PTI) of Imran Khan, which left three people dead and more than 400 wounded.Photo by Muhammad Reza
Pakistani blind or special children make their way to take part in the first ever fishing competition at a lake in one of the country's biggest Ayub Park in Rawalpindi, Pakistan, on September 28, 2014. More than 30 blind boys and girls took part in fishing compeition which was aimed to provide equal rights to special chidren. Photo by Muhammad Reza
Muhammad Ali with “Joe Frazier” (the dog) during training at his camp in Pennsylvania for his second fight with the real Joe Frazier, photographed for London Daily Express, 1974.
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Brenda Muhammad converses with her classmates at the end of her documentary production class. Because the Documentary & Film History program is so small, the cohort has become something like a family, according to co-director and Prof. Richard Breyer. | Photo by Ashley McBride
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