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I really hope that I could back to Nepal early next year, if everything permits.
Being there between January and April is like being outdoor in air conditioning. Not too cold and definitely not hot.
It will be my 7th trip to my favourite country to visit where in the first 6 visits, I have spent more than 1.5 years in total. Nepal is a country that has taught me a lot, especially patience.
How do you get better at anything? Practice. Practice. Practice.
ps: As usual, I am pushing my ONLY gallery called WHY NOT???
The obsessively chosen and truly excellent photos there are attention catching, nicely framed, aesthetically pleasing, sharp and clean portraits of children from all over the world.
Please visit the gallery and enjoy.
Background by Barnali Bagchi from RENDEROSITY !
Couple by DRECCI GISLAADT !
2 textures by Barnali Bagchi from RENDEROSITY !
A boy in the crowd of spectators is struggling to watch a fight in 'Jabbarer Bolikhela' (traditional wrestling) due to lack of space. He is trying hard to watch the match from under the barrier made by bumboo.
Poush Mela, Santiniketan
Images of Bengal, India
Tusu Dance
West Bengal is one of the important cultural states of India. Folk dances and music is a part of the life of people here. This state is a loving home of various tribal groups of people. These communities perform their own cultural and traditional activities on various occasion and festivities.
'Makara Sankranti' is an important festival in all parts of Bengal. The Tusu Parab is held in Birbhum District on this occasion. Groups of young girls gather every evening throughout the month of Poush (December-January) and sing songs which have been termed by the generic term Tusu. On the day of Makar Sakranti (around 15th January), people gather around a pond or a river, mostly out of the village. After offering their prayers to Goddess Tusu, people sing and dance on the banks of the river or pond. The songs are accompanied by simple group movements: there is no other accompaniment.
Poush Mela / পৌষ মেলা
An annual fair and festival that takes place in Santiniketan, in Birbhum District in the Indian state of West Bengal, marking the harvest season. Commencing on the 7th day of the month of Poush (around 21/22 December), the fair officially lasts for three days, although vendors may stay up until the month-end. The key characteristic of this fair include live performances of Bengali folk music, notably baul and fakir songs.
Write Up by Pallab Seth
Part of my work showing @ Kultivate Select - Theme - Spring
WL sky -
SL Filter - (Double effect - Toy cam & Sepia)
SL water - default
Heavy PS --I know, I know Captain Obvious statement there.
The SL version will be slightly different in that it will have more damage.
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Thank you so much for using my photo as the newest group cover at Expressions :)
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Un orgue ancien, son clavier et son tirant "Expression".
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An old organ, its keyboard and its Expression stop.
Nikon D3100 + Nikkor 35mm f/1.8 AF-S DX
Series - analog photos.
All photos in the series were taken with the Nikon F90X camera with 28-105 AFD and 50 1.8 AFD lenses in the Fujicolor PRO 400H film.
An expressive street mime show surprised the little girl. Although the photo is not super sharp, it reflects the mood of the moment from the street life.
Lucerne's Jesuit Church is the first large baroque church built in Switzerland north of the alps. First and foremost is an expression of the Catholic Church's 17th century struggle to regain spiritual leadership in the counter-reformation. At the same time it does show that the Catholics then refused to accept any discussion on major points of criticism by the protestant churches. Instead, baroque architecture displays power and glory and emphasizes exactly those parts of Catholic tradition (especially the veneration of saints) and visual culture (as opposed to the protestant emphasis on the word of the biblical scriptures).
There is perfect logic that Lucerne, seeing itself as the capital of the Catholic fraction of Switzerland in pre-modern times, should have constructed this building. Today, Jesuit Church is a major tourist attraction and serves as a concert hall while it has become almost irrelevant to local church life from a religious point of view.
Source: travelguide.all-about-switzerland.info/lucerne-jesuitchur...
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I hadn't expected to see both Tikki and this sparrow with eerily similar expressions...
I took a couple hours off work to go to North Portland, where a friend told me a Harris's Sparrow was hanging out in front of a house where the owner fed the birds. I got there and sure enough, there were a bunch of sparrows active but I didn't see Harris's - the house's resident, Dave, came out to feed the sparrows, asked if I was there for the Harris's (yes) which he saw and tried to point out to me but it was too fast for me to get a good eyeful (popping up and down and in and out of different trees/shrubs) and then it flew behind the house. So, Dave put out the new food and went back to work. The sparrows cleared out for about 10 min and then started to come back.
I got a few good quick looks at the Harris's, one feeding on the ground (the only photo I got was there, and a poor one), one in the little pine and one in some kind of shrub. Harris's are rare in most of the U.S.A. except their winter territory in the middle of the country, rare in much of Canada except where they breed in the north-middle of the country... but they are found occasionally in almost all of the United States. That being the status here in Oregon. So, I had the poor photo up on the mac and went back to work. And then Tikki got up and demanded attention lol. No need to share the poor photo on Flickr but this, this has to go up.
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Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. A tricky shot to balance with such strong back lighting but one I simply had to capture. I loved the way this woman was waiting expectantly on the bus and her isolation from the rest of the busy street around her. Enjoy!