Streets shots are essential for me when I travel to a new destination in the world. People are different and the same everywhere. I love to take the pictures of the “unpolished” people, the real people in their natural environment. All characters are unique and special for me. I think I can create a little story based on each picture.
I spent a few occasions by the Stupa, and every time I loved to take pictures of variety of details which were the real treasures for me. I appreciate the architecture , the symbolism and all that amazing environment by these Buddhists temples. Here I am presenting some of the wonderful treasures from a couple of Stupas in Kathmandu.
With Prayers for Nepal…
The amount of wires and cables on the streets of Kathmandu can complete only with some Indian cities. They took over the skies and created their own very chaotic dark design. They draw my attention by creating the nests, or a net pattern against the houses or skies. This outdated urban necessity is still there, and you just have to unleash your imagination and guess how many times the Nepali might have the power shortage due to those dangerous “Medusas”.
I spent a few occasions by the Stupa, and every time I loved to take pictures of variety of details which were the real treasures for me. I appreciate the architecture , the symbolism and all that amazing environment by these Buddhists temples. Here I am presenting some of the wonderful treasures from a couple of Stupas in Kathmandu.
This is my second series of the portraits I took during my visit to Nepal.
Streets shots are essential for me when I travel to a new destination in the world. People are different and the same everywhere. I love to take the pictures of the “unpolished” people, the real people in their natural environment. All characters are unique and special for me. I think I can create a little story based on each picture.
This is my second series of the portraits I took during my visit to Nepal.
Streets shots are essential for me when I travel to a new destination in the world. People are different and the same everywhere. I love to take the pictures of the “unpolished” people, the real people in their natural environment. All characters are unique and special for me. I think I can create a little story based on each picture.
I spent a few occasions by the Stupa, and every time I loved to take pictures of variety of details which were the real treasures for me. I appreciate the architecture , the symbolism and all that amazing environment by these Buddhists temples. Here I am presenting some of the wonderful treasures from a couple of Stupas in Kathmandu.
The amount of wires and cables on the streets of Kathmandu can complete only with some Indian cities. They took over the skies and created their own very chaotic dark design. They draw my attention by creating the nests, or a net pattern against the houses or skies. This outdated urban necessity is still there, and you just have to unleash your imagination and guess how many times the Nepali might have the power shortage due to those dangerous “Medusas”.
Natalia Maks 