Tag: street photography
bangaru street
i would like this photo more if there weren’t five motorcycles in it. photographers: i can’t get my two monitors to calibrate the same way, so if this photo is either too contrasty or not contrasty enough, please send me an e-mail. thanks.
another tableau
another tableau
four more group portraits
as i said, people like to have their pictures taken. well, most people. i took these photos at a local festival for the goddess mariamman, the mother goddess. more on this shortly.
tableau
two portraits and one group shot
people like to have their photos taken.
street photography in london
i recently took a one-week workshop at the london school of photography on photojournalism and street photography. some of the results: the course was good for explaining the mindset of photojournalists and street photographers, but no course will get you past the fact that street shooting isn’t easy. after five days, i had only a dozen photos worth keeping.
things on walls in shoreditch, london
shot with an olympus om-d e-m5.
kathman-two: bhaktapur
this post is rated “m” for mature audiences only. on day two, we visited bhaktapur, a historic town just outside kathmandu. it’s a living town, albeit a heavily touristed one, and a unesco world heritage site. the architecture is remarkable. the entry to the historic town (just past the ticket booth) opens onto a wide square ringed with temples and administrative buildings. it looks almost artificial, like a theme park version of nepal. once past this, however, you will find the actual shops and houses. now, i must admit that one problem of living in india is that i’ve seen…
