14 times Huma Choudhary beautifully captured people's lives

Through her photographs, Huma helped to restore a more positive image of Pakistan

Ibriz Sheikh February 15, 2016
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The Express Tribune’s photojournalist Huma Choudhary, 30, passed away on Saturday at a local hospital in Islamabad. She left us way too soon.

With an avid eye for photography, Huma contributed a number of memorable photographs and stories to the paper. In a tribute, we look at some of Choudhary's best photographs during her time with the paper. May her soul rest in peace.

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COMMENTS (2)

Sonya | 8 years ago | Reply We will miss you Huma. RIP.
Malangi | 8 years ago | Reply May she rest in peace. Her work and dedication is appreciated.
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