David Casler's World Travels

I was in Pakistan only a few hours on a layover and decided to head into town. I found a Sunday market and walked around taking pictures. It was one of the most magnificant three hours of my life.

Pakistan Man
This picture was taken in Karachi. The change by his feet was given to...

Pakistan Women
On the streets of Karachi on a Sunday afternoon. Notice the beautiful dresses...

article published 3/30/2001

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yah,these cities are really good,u ppl also cum to peshwar
— Arman khan, February 6, 2009

thanks...
hey Dave ,

Next time plz dont forget to visit my city Islamabad and northern areas of pakistan.

thanks,

bilal.
— Bilal, November 13, 2006

WHY ONLY POVERTY?
Why does poverty seem beautiful yo you? do you wanna live in those conditions? these images should be depressing yet motivating for people to work and improve the living conditions of the poor. There is nothing good about this. The people on the streets in my country starve for days when at the same time people are enjoying lavish meals. Just ask your self that what have you done to deserve better than these people. Why only they suffer.
— Affan Khan, December 12, 2004

A very beutiful country!!!
Hi there nice pictures you have taken on youre short stey there, if you should deside to go again, go north. Gilget, swat, Mingora, where its so beautiful that you wont ever forget it. Take my word for it! In going back next year!
— raja asgher, January 28, 2002

Very nice David! Well worth you few hours in town. I would like to see more of your photography.
— dale majors, April 8, 2001

My Time in Karachi
I went to Karachi for 20 days and I had the time of my life. A lot of scenic places to visit but the poverty over there leaves you feeling so guilty. I stayed with my uncles, aunt, and cousins, one of the most loving people you can find. The women in Pakistan don't really dress up like that(only the really poor I guess). 20 days wasn't enough...talk about 3 hours!
— Atif Ali, April 1, 2001