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| Hindu-Buddhist Temple Above Kathmandu |
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| Trishaw Driver Waiting for a Fare in Kathmandu |
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| Bicycle Repair Shop in Kathmandu |
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| One of Many Markets on the Streets of Kathmandu |
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| Himalayan Vista in Annapurna Range |
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| One of the Villages on Annapurna Trek |
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| Kathmandu Driver |
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| Bargain AMAP in the Nepali Capital (or you may be paying "tourist prices") |
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| Ancient Kathmandu Side Streets Tend Towards Being Narrow |
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| The Market I Used As A Landmark So I Could Find My Guesthouse Again |
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| A Kathmandu Street - All photos were taken before the 2015 earthquake |
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| Cotton Candy Seller Taking Lunch at Monkey Temple (Kathmandu) |
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| A Third Eye Promises Perception Beyond Ordinary Sight |
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| Bandipur |
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| Bandipur |
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| Guesthouse |
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| Coming into another village |
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| Annapurna Trek |
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| Sunrise at Poon Hill |
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| Baktapur |
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| Baktapur |
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| Baktapur |
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| Kathmandu |
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| Kathmandu |
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
ReplyDeleteYou'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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