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How are all the beautiful bricks of Bhakatpur made, and who works in the brick factories around the city? Ratna Prasad Prajapati, the owner of KP Brick Industry, invited me for tea and told me how he started small 30 years ago and now employs 400 men and women to produce high-quality bricks. He said the cheap competition from China and India makes life difficult for them. Could I take photos on the premises? Of course, he was delighted by my interest! #nepal #brickfields #hardwork #tradition #bhaktapur
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How are all the beautiful bricks of Bhakatpur made, and who works in the brick factories around the city? Ratna Prasad Prajapati, the owner of KP Brick Industry, invited me for tea and told me how he started small 30 years ago and now employs 400 men and women to produce high-quality bricks. He said the cheap competition from China and India makes life difficult for them. Could I take photos on the premises? Of course, he was delighted by my interest! #nepal #brickfields #hardwork #tradition #bhaktapur
Hey guys not a lot of time, just this quick one from the workers at the temple I visited.
Amazing craftsmanship here and alot of hardwork.
Hope your all having a great week.
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I've never seen so many hardworking people ! The streets of Hanoi were teeming with people selling fruits and vegetables, snacks, pho, and whole meals right on the sidewalk. There is no social welfare system in Vietnam whatsoever - if you don't work, you don't eat ! Vendors used bikes, motorcycles, push carts, and sometimes just their backs to carry their wares to market.
There is also a large variety of fruits that we don't see here in U.S. - these juicy oranges have a green color. Per Wikipedia: The cam sành, (Vietnamese for "green orange"), Citrus reticulata × maxima) is a cultivar of citrus fruit similar to an orange, originating in Vietnam. The fruit may be easily recognized by its thick skin, which is typically bright green (because of which, it is sometimes referred to as a green orange), although the skin may also be partly green and partly orange, or entirely orange. Its flesh is orange, dark and sweet.
How are all the beautiful bricks of Bhakatpur made, and who works in the brick factories around the city? Ratna Prasad Prajapati, the owner of KP Brick Industry, invited me for tea and told me how he started small 30 years ago and now employs 400 men and women to produce high-quality bricks. He said the cheap competition from China and India makes life difficult for them. Could I take photos on the premises? Of course, he was delighted by my interest! #nepal #brickfields #hardwork #tradition #bhaktapur
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I'm not happy with the washed out flower, a bit hard to fix it.
This photo was done underground at the depth of 400 meters in the oldest gold mine in the world - Berezovskaya Shakhta.
Tomada con Canon EOS 40D • Objetivo: EF50mm f/1.8 II • Focal: 50 mm • Tiempo de exposición de ¹⁄₈₀₀ seg. • Apertura: f/8,0 • ISO: 320 • Flash: no flash
Fotografía sujeta a licencias, 2009 Roberto Ruiz Herrera
So these are the hands of Mr Frapp.
Today we had an intensive dye day but while we were dyeing some of the alpaca the colour wasn't going on even... so this trooper got his hands in all that super hot boiling water to save it and went the extra mile to make sure that no time was wasted and that this commission would work out. He's got to go meet someone to pick up an important package, tomorrow... like this XD
This is the strange combination of Cin/Cesia/Michelle's dye and currently Christina's Orange/red, Liza's Corally colour are all taking a dye bath in my bathroom.
Tomorrow will be the other half of the dye done and a lot of finishing up on commissions.
Its been a real struggle of a week (homesick at Christmas is murder) but I feel like we're getting somewhere, especially when I see this, and know all that hard effort that goes in.