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Kathmandu moments

Posted on November 28, 2010 by David

I’ve always admired the way that my dear friend and fellow photographer Ben Chernivsky sometimes works his portraiture into diptychs or triptychs. The synergistic effect of multiple images showing consecutive or related moments can create a sense of mood and … Continue reading →

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Our arrival in Jumla was heralded by a group of older men in traditional festive attire. They led a dance with drums and scarves. The traditional dance of the region wheels about, and all dancers follow a sing leader.

A different kind of wealth in Nepal’s poorest regions

The madness and bustle of life in the Kathmandu valley has been a good primer for the coming move into more rural Nepal. The thing I have learned the most: to find beauty and peace amidst all of the apparant chaos disorganisation.

Getting to know you, Nepal

These men want to cook your lunch, and give it to you free of charge.

These men would like to cook your lunch.

Fellow student, Lulu Mossman enjoys a moment with this snake charmer's cobra outside a strip-mall in New Delhi.

New Delhi, street life, and dancing with traffic.

Small motorcycles, freed form the press of traffic, whizz by at high speed when the road is clear.

A first walk through Kathmandu

The green spaces, though small, seem especially lush after the rain storm.

Hong Kong: giant; empty on sundays.

Into space

Airports are hollow places

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