462. Indra Jatra – Lord Bhairab
Photo By: Dijup Tuladhar
Posted Date: 24th September 2010
Location: Basantapur
Festival: Indra Jatra
Description:
Living Lord Bhairab in his chariot observing the second day of Indra Jatra also known as Yanya Punhi amongst local newar denizens. The festival is one of the most ritual festivals of Newar community in Kathmandu. Second day of Kumari Jatra (Indra jatra) which include the chariot procession of living deities Ganesha, Bhairab and Kumari and starts from Basantapur, Pyafal, Naradevi, Tengal, Bangemuda, Bhedasingh, Indrachowk, Hanuman Dhoka, and back to Basantapur .The festival is celebrated for 8 days in different ancient parts of Kathmandu valley.
Camera specification: Nikon D90
Shutter speed: 1/60
Aperture: f /6.3
FL: 200mm
ISO: 1600
Is that lord bhairab? The title of the photo and the description does not quite match with the photograph… and irony is that it is listed under the photo of the month contest???? LIN admin????
innocent living god,
wonderful photo,
fantastic timing,
Keep it up dai
Great Shot Dijup .. You have the best eye !!
“The festival is celebrated for 8 days”
@Suresh: Thank you for the information, I have updated the information
@Shutterbug : Thank you
Dijup! Good effort I must say. 1600 ISO yet no lousy grains, this is wonder of DSLR.
kada
wonderful one, fantastic timing, like this !
Innocence of the living God well captured.
Nice photo Dijup
he is Bhairab, and great shot bro….The festival is celebrated for 5 days in different ancient parts of Kathmandu valley. “Sorry bro for wrong info”. It’s actually celebrated 8 Days. 😀
DT- Your aroha will be listened this time for sure if you keep clicking the way you did it!
Cheers!!
Great pic dijup, I heard that you had a hard time taking this shot but worthy though.
nice one dijup… beauty well captured…
@Pravinda : This new camera rocks man
@Sushmita : Ya Sushmita he is Bhairab not Kumari
@Ravi :Thanks to many of my friends for description [there was great confusion while writing this description which made me to consult with many people.]
@Sangharsha : thanks brother
@Dhilung : Thanks to Pawan and guy who was in-front of me who allowed me to use his shoulder as a stand.
@Lava Kafle: welcome back lava dai
Dijup u captured the godly moments, wowowo OMG wonderful masterpiece like Dhilung replied
god bless me superb terrific capture
Perfect capture! Moving subject through 200mm must have been a tough hunt.
Cute! 🙂 🙂
Great Shot Dijup!!!
kada pasa kada
sahi capture Dijup….kada kada…..
@Dijup: You have managed to captured the face so Divine.Congratulations.
@sangharsha: I guess you have confused the image with Kumari, the living Goddess 🙂
KADA photo pasa… nice use of focus length 🙂
Great shot Dijup, you’ve captured a candid face full of curiosity (out of The Living Goddess).
Nice click.
Nicely Captured Dijup ..
Description is so good ..