Qasim Naz

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I capture moments & tell stories! Nature lover, Outdoor, Mountain, Trav

21/07/2026

Margalla hills in monsoon đź«¶

Always worth looking up 🌒 Different months. Same moon World Moon DayShot on Sony A7ivSony 200 600
20/07/2026

Always worth looking up 🌒
Different months. Same moon
World Moon Day

Shot on Sony A7iv
Sony 200 600

Misty Miranjani 🙌The kinda weather you experience in Galyat trails these days. It’s so amazing
18/07/2026

Misty Miranjani 🙌
The kinda weather you experience in Galyat trails these days. It’s so amazing

The lost piece of heaven 📍Khun Meadow 🇵🇰A place so wild and untouched that it almost doesn’t feel real.This was my third...
05/07/2026

The lost piece of heaven 📍Khun Meadow 🇵🇰
A place so wild and untouched that it almost doesn’t feel real.

This was my third visit to Khun Meadow and every time I leave, I start planning my next trip back.

Surrounded by towering giants rising 6,000–8,000 metres above sea level, this is one of those rare places that reminds you how small you are and how incredibly beautiful our world is.

Could you spend a week here with no phone signal?

Save this post for your future adventure and share it with the person you’d explore Khun Meadow with.
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Khaltaro is the valley nobody tells you about ❤️🇵🇰A few days in one of Gilgit-Baltistan’s quietest corners, endless mead...
03/07/2026

Khaltaro is the valley nobody tells you about ❤️🇵🇰

A few days in one of Gilgit-Baltistan’s quietest corners, endless meadows, peaceful mornings where you can hear the grass move, and evenings ending with Nanga Parbat glowing in a fiery afterglow. At night, the sky is so full of stars that it feels like you’re in another galaxy.

Keep swiping until the last frame, it’s worth it ✨

The final photo captures the magical afterglow on Nanga Parbat (8,126 m), the 9th highest mountain in the world.

📍 Khaltaro Valley, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan
đź“· Sony A7 IV

Which frame would you hang on your wall? Let me know in the comments from 1 to the last👇

Three nights, countless stars, and an unforgettable experience. ✨📌 Khaltaro The campsite offered perfect conditions for ...
02/07/2026

Three nights, countless stars, and an unforgettable experience. ✨
📌 Khaltaro

The campsite offered perfect conditions for astro photography. 14th june was completely moonless, while the 15th and 16th brought beautifully dark, star-filled skies.

Swipe through and let me know which frame is your favourite.

Save this post if you’re planning to shoot astrophotography! 👇

Camera: Sony A7 IV
Lens: Sony FE 20mm f/1.8 G

Settings (most of these images):
• Aperture: f/1.8
• Shutter Speed: 15–20 sec
• ISO: 3200
• Focus: Manual, focused on a bright star using magnified Live View
• White Balance: 3800K
• File Format: RAW
• 5-second timer to avoid camera shake

If you’re shooting on a phone, you can achieve good results by using comparable settings, with slight adjustments to the shutter speed depending on the conditions. Most importantly, use a tripod for the sharpest results.

A valley most people will never see. A crew Islamabad Run With Us that showed up to see it anyway. Wild horses, shepherd...
01/07/2026

A valley most people will never see. A crew Islamabad Run With Us that showed up to see it anyway.
Wild horses, shepherds, glaciers, and a lot of tired legs. This is why we go north.
📍 Khaltaro Valley, GB 🇵🇰

Lost in the beauty of God’s creation.📌 Khaltaro Valley, Gilgit Baltistan 🇵🇰Islamabad Run With Us
30/06/2026

Lost in the beauty of God’s creation.
📌 Khaltaro Valley, Gilgit Baltistan 🇵🇰

Islamabad Run With Us

Captured on the night of 15th June at Surfi Meadow, Khaltaro Valley, Gilgit-BaltistanFrom the IRU Backpacking Adventure ...
25/06/2026

Captured on the night of 15th June at Surfi Meadow, Khaltaro Valley, Gilgit-Baltistan
From the IRU Backpacking Adventure

Without even planning it, we got incredibly lucky. It was a Super New Moon with 0% illumination, the darkest night of the month and perfect timing for Milky Way season. With no moonlight in the sky, the galactic core rose above the valley in all its glory.
Our camp was at approx 3,260m and after a short 20min hike, this was the view. The tents glowed below, the air was freezing, and the stars kept getting brighter. Spent about an hour there, quietly watching the sky put on a show.

Gear 👇
Sony A7Iv
Somy 20mm

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