LOST IN THE WOODS

81km North East of Islamabad, Pakistan lies an area awe-inspiring yet not explored by many . Shot in the area of Dhanoi and Panjpeer which lies on the border of Punjab and Kashmir. On a clear day if you hike to the top of a Panjpeer mountain one can see Faisal Mosque at one side and Mangla Dam on the other .

Music : Flemington by Tom Day

Equipment Used : Cannon 600D , Super Takumar 55mm f1.8 , Tokina 11-16mm f2.8 and Cannon 55-250mm

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