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Just had a look at your flickr set Andreas. A great set of images. And most of the shots with people that were clearly happy, and that made me smile. Thanks.
glad youre here andreas! i hope we get to see these--posting is a little tricky. it took me a few tries. im looking forward to them.
Just had a look at your flickr set Andreas. A great set of images. And most of the shots with people that were clearly happy, and that made me smile. Thanks.
andreas ive seen your results with both lenses and theyre very good. i have had both, but was a little disappointed with them on the gxr--you know i am an unashamed pixel peeper! recently i bought a cv 21/4 and i absolutely love it on my gxr--sharp with great clarity throughout the frame at every aperture. i have to post some when i get a chance...
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My wife and daughter spent a couple of months in Nepal about five years ago, so the names and places, and even some of the stuff you shot is pretty familiar to me from that. But you're a much better photographer than they are, so its a treat to see the place photographed through a really good eye...Ray the people in the windows had been watching celebrations on the street during a local festival, I also had taken some individual 'windows' using a Takumar f2.8/105mm lens, an early and tiny preset lens
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this was in Bhaktapur, one of the three mayor ancient cities in Kathmandu valley, the other two being Patan and Kathmandu. The center of Bhaktapur is a World Heritage site, a view of the main square, the "Durbar Square", taken with the 15mm Heliar
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if anyone is interested there are 200 photos in this set of photos I took in Bhaktapur this last month Bhaktapur )
Please do keep posting, I'm so enjoying your pictures, there's so much to see in each one
I never made it to Bhaktapur when I was in Kathmandu; maybe next time . Once again, great series.
My wife and daughter spent a couple of months in Nepal about five years ago, so the names and places, and even some of the stuff you shot is pretty familiar to me from that. But you're a much better photographer than they are, so its a treat to see the place photographed through a really good eye...
And I'll definitely check out the whole set...
-Ray