HDR PHOTOS of NEPAL

Hindu-Buddhist Temple Above Kathmandu





Trishaw Driver Waiting for a Fare in Kathmandu





Bicycle Repair Shop in Kathmandu





One of Many Markets on the Streets of Kathmandu 





Himalayan Vista in Annapurna Range





One of the Villages on Annapurna Trek






Kathmandu Driver






Bargain AMAP in the Nepali Capital (or you may be paying "tourist prices")






Ancient Kathmandu Side Streets Tend Towards Being Narrow 





The Market I Used As A Landmark So I Could Find My Guesthouse Again






A Kathmandu Street - All photos were taken before the 2015 earthquake





Cotton Candy Seller Taking Lunch at Monkey Temple (Kathmandu)





A Third Eye Promises Perception Beyond Ordinary Sight
















































Bandipur






Bandipur






Guesthouse






Coming into another village






Annapurna Trek













Sunrise at Poon Hill







Baktapur







Baktapur









Baktapur

































Kathmandu












Kathmandu







2 comments:

  1. Very colorful photos! I advise you to use a tripod. Using a tripod for HDR photos will not only help to stabilize each individual image (and some shots do on a fairly long exposures), but also it cover the full dynamic range of the scene you want to stay with different exposures. And soft http://besthdrprogram.com/ is very important for hdr

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  2. You're right. I used to use a monopod once in a while, but it's not as good as a tripod can do.

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