We’re back in Kathmandu. When we arrived at our guest house, I dropped my bags and grabbed my camera. I love walking around the old part of town south of Thamel, there’s usually a few interesting photos to be had. When I got back from my walkabout, Meggan asked how it was. I told her the usual: bikes, fruit, turquoise walls and old people. Maybe I’m stuck in a rut, but I will never be able to resist taking photos of these things. I’ll just go with it.
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I like the photo with the woman wearing the pink dress in the doorway. It’s a real contrast to the rest of the photo.
Thanks. I really liked that one too. It was taken in a little courtyard area with a Buddhist stuppa at the end of a long narrow alleyway. Just as I was coming to the end of the alleyway, the pink spark of color of the dress was the first thing I saw.
Can’t wait to see you guys!
and those everyday things can be the most incredible when you really look.
Well said, we agree!
I love them all but especially the picture of the man, bike and fruit. The colors are fabulous
A trifecta… bike, fruit and a bright blue wall. See you soon!!
what a gorgeous rut to be stuck in! 🙂
I know… no complaints here. 😉
beautiful, beautiful photos that make me want to enlarge them to see them closer. Wishing you both well.