Emaad Paracha amazes us with his Currency Photo Project

Emaad Paracha totally aced the entire four-year-long Currency Photo Project.

His angles are so perfect that we are amazed! He photographed the places that are made on notes, our currency.

He said, “It all started when I used to live in Jacobabad, and we decided to go on a short day trip to Mohenjodaro. I remember I had a 20 rupee note with me that I knew had Mohenjo Daro on it, so when I got there the first thing I asked the guide about where this picture was taken (pointing to the back of the 20 rupee note). He took me to that spot, I took the picture and shared it on social media and on Reddit, where it was received very well, so I thought why not do it with other notes as well. And there, the photo project was born!”

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The vintage and archaic building of Islamia College, Peshawar, with the 1000 rupee note bearing it

A post shared by Emaad Paracha (@parachaexplores) on Aug 22, 2016 at 3:34am PDT

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The rugged and mighty Bab-e-Khyber (Gateway to Khyber Pass) in Jamrud, with the 10 rupee note bearing it on the back

A post shared by Emaad Paracha (@parachaexplores) on Aug 21, 2016 at 11:24am PDT

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The rugged and mighty Bab-e-Khyber (Gateway to Khyber Pass) in Jamrud, with the 10 rupee note bearing it on the back

A post shared by Emaad Paracha (@parachaexplores) on Aug 21, 2016 at 11:24am PDT