Pots, Katmandu, Nepal

After four days of looking around Katmandu and not finding a single

perfect composition, I started to think my eye was broken. Harsh

light was the main culprit. Then I saw this scene from half a block

away, in an alleyway in some open shade. As usual, it is as I found

it and un-altered by me.

7/6

again a great photo.

Great pastels here Michael. A refreshing still life. Mike

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Excellent picture, greetings, Hector===============I would like to comment your photographs the same way I do in Spanish, but my limited English doesn?t permit me.

Very nice!

A very beautiful picture!

Very nice pic Mike..has a mood. Still life is not my bag when when you think about it its all still in photography isn't it...love the background.

Yeah, without the background the eye would not have had anything to bring it back around. I would then just have skipped making this image all together and 'missed' the only image released from a weeks worth or work!

nice work. a complete picture, as kanji mentioned.

Great!!! 7/7!

Very painterly and overall stunning. Well done.

Great job, well done!!!

Awesome! Another work of art from seemingly mundane objects. It is amazing to think that it is an unaltered image.

Beautiful!

Simple and beautiful.

It is so nicely composed and perhaps arrangement by nature is the most beautiful thing :) I like the form, the composition and most the magic touch of "red" over the uniform blue background. This is simply wonderful !!

Simply beautiful!

Carlo

Very nice. Makes me wanna get out my RB67 and take a few pics.

And I am glad I wore mine out back in 1991, it was WAY to heavy for a 'travel camera', but I had purchased it for studio work years earlier (1983), before I traveled and had to use what I had. Even used it for weddings, and that was no fun either.

 

After 20 trips around the world with it I sold it and got a Hassey- Thank U Lord- which I use to this day.

Lovely Artwork!

the eyes rest perfectly on your carefully selected compostion!

 

Carl

outstanding!

Michael, I love the slightly grainy, beautifully toned quality of this image.

I'm a new photographer and am inspired by work that goes beyond capturing an image, and gives it heart and soul. Denise.

excellent composition and colors !