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Actually i don't have a camera right now.
Most of these pictures are taken with a 5 MP Sony digital with 10x optical zoom. Can't remember the excact model name.

But i'm saving up for a Pentax K10D.

Patrol pictures from my group.

A Hazara Kabul Suburb.











SHIT!!

Sandstorm on the Way.

A couple of pictures taken from the car/team up in me arse..

Beautifull, Aitch Er, not your bald swede mate, the scenery
Snow line looks awesome

Thank you..

More from kaotic Kabul.

KCP headquarters.
Spend many hours on that roof.
We had an office(manned 24/7) with direct access to the roof in cases of evacuation.
We were four 3 men teams monitoring the local OPS-Radio rum.
A local Dari to English translator translated all the police reports..Pretty interesting reading...

The King and the Queens castles.








Kabul river..

You shit alot of weird sh;t in that town.






You wouldn't believe how many persons that fits in Toyota Corolla taxi.


A little ride through the southern part.

Just watch out for these two buggers in the Gan!





One will con you the other will sell you to the first one.

Artist

I`m certain I`ve trapped the second girl
Is her name Bernadette O`Reilly from Smithdown Lane in Tokky? Worked in the STD Clinic at Sefton General?
Face not up to much but the body was a treat, built for speed mate.
She looked like Elle McPherson had got up in a hurry and put the wrong head on
I`ve had worse
And so have you

These pictures are intereesting however I have a question. By showing these questions I am guessing that you have respect for some of the people out there. This is interesting because I had a great grandpa who was involved in the North Western Frontier(when Britain had an empire!!) and he was quite adamant that the people out there were subhuman and not worthy of his respect (he is lucky because the area he lived in is now filled with them!). Have you found this to be the case with maybe other tribes?
(He was also in the Boer war(on the British side) and oddly was a huge boer fan considering them worthy of much respect)

mm1306 wrote:These pictures are intereesting however I have a question. By showing these questions I am guessing that you have respect for some of the people out there. This is interesting because I had a great grandpa who was involved in the North Western Frontier(when Britain had an empire!!) and he was quite adamant that the people out there were subhuman and not worthy of his respect (he is lucky because the area he lived in is now filled with them!). Have you found this to be the case with maybe other tribes?
(He was also in the Boer war(on the British side) and oddly was a huge boer fan considering them worthy of much respect)

No.
But i haven't been in the southern part of Afghanistan yet.
But thetribe calling themselves "Talibs" isn't on my positive list.
They are mainly Pashtus..

Please remove those pictures which you do not own the rights for.
I guess you know which ones i´m talking about.

Best regards

Martin
PRT FEY Hold 1

Old topic but just looked through it and the pictures are really interesting, a side of Afghan that most people wouldn't know existed

Great post! Thanks for sharing

some very different pictures

As a Taliban spokesman said, "you've got the clocks. We've got the time". Well be out of there before long, leaving behind too many good people. For what?

Western Democracy doesn't fit all cultures.

Amazing photos bro!