He looks young, but he drove his rickshaw like a pro. I was only an hour or two in Nepalgunj after getting off the flight from Kathmandu, but I liked it.
Finding time to post photographs isn't easy when travelling, and I'm aware I still need to post on the main blog. I do have an Instagram account, though, and posting there's more efficient.
Loving these portraits, the direct gaze into the camera lens that makes you feel as if you've suddenly made eye contact with someone in a distant land. And I like the reflection of the photographer in the mirror here!
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ReplyDeleteLoving these portraits, the direct gaze into the camera lens that makes you feel as if you've suddenly made eye contact with someone in a distant land. And I like the reflection of the photographer in the mirror here!
ReplyDeleteThanks gz :-)
ReplyDeleteLisa, I'm glad you're enjoying them, and I hope to share many more.
He's rather lovely.
ReplyDeleteZhoen, he had no English at all, but he had a good nature and a sense of humour.
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