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View from the National Museum of the Vatsala Durga Temple in

Bhaktapur's Durbar Square in November 2014, reduced to a pile of rubble

in the April 25, 2015 earthquake.

Very effective skyline. Makes me a little homesick fo where I grew up. I like the contrast between the expanse of the lake and the rumbling, threatening clouds. You can see the wind in the "Windy City!" The orange trees are an interesting accent, too. With all the buildings looking like their verticals just really want to be parallel, it might be worth the effort to tweak the perspective in PS to straighten the ever-so-slight inward lean of the outer buildings. 

A souvenir merchant atop a high road pass in Tibet tosses an amber ball in

the air to entice a potential buyer with the item's magical allure. I think the

amber was probably just plastic, but the magic seems to be working

nevertheless. Thanks for your critique.

I liked this image though it hasn't been rated very highly. What do you think? Does it

convey the energy of the performer? Thanks for any critical thoughts you may be

able to offer.

Yak herders in central Bhutan.

Thanks for your critique.

Posted previously in color, I'm wondering whether I like it better in B&W.

What do you think?

Posted previously in color, I thought I'd try a B&W conversion. Do you

think it works in B&W? Thanks for any comments.

This unexpected image emerged in the Kathmandu Valley. Perhaps I saw

the woman's reflection at the time. Perhaps not. I can't recall. I'd be

interested in your critique.

There's a lot happening in the turbulent sky that seems to be in dialogue with the texture of the rock, with the calm river caught in between. It takes a special nerve to use B&W in what was undoubtedly a colorful landscape, and pull it off so successfully.