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1. Awesome! Breathtaking!! just two words to capiture the great work you have done!!!

2. Thanks Aneesh for the link…may be I’ll post some of my pics there aswell…

   Well, I’m not a professional photographer…just a software programmer…and photography is a serious hobby…

3. Nice Shot Dude…I liked 1,3 and 4 much…and I think Nilesh is right, we must put some copyright things….
   by the way what do you do.?

4. Thanks for the info, Abhishesh. By the way, the pics on your webspace are great. Post some of those beauties at http://www.caedes.net (don’t see any Nepal images there). It’s a site for professional photographers, graphic artists and 3d modellers to showcase their talents. You can get great reviews there also take part in competitions. Keep up the great work.

5. They can indeed beautify our D2 alley. Ammmmmmm nicely taken.

6. Awesome Snaps! I just couldn’t stop myself gazing at those. All of those pictures are superbly mind blowing.

   😀 Just a thought, your photographs be showcased and framed in the walls and alley of D2 premises.

7. Splendid….Great work of genious photographer…keep it up

8. Yea…WOW!!
   And just FYI.., Abishesh has got many more breathtaking snapshots in store!

9. RE: Aneesh Lohani (How is that motion effect done, by the way?)

   well, that is a long exposure shot…mount your camera on a tripod, set the shutter peed to 5 seconds or more(i set it to 20 seconds for this one)…set the aperture to F8 or F10..focus on something in the road…..and wait for the no of seconds you set to expose your pic….and ther you have, a long exposed shot with vehicular motion captured…

10. Thanks Aneesh…

    Nope..no retouch after they came out of the camera…the only editing that was done was a bit of cropping and resizing…the original images are about 2MB jpegs.

    Btw, Dhilung, you can see more of my pics at http://www.flickr.com/photos/abishesh

11. Amazing!! Make sure you copyright your art.

12. Great work there, abishesh.

    Pic 1. Great clarity and contrast to the dull sky (the stupa really looks like a sanctuary for hope and worship against the dark sky)
    Pic 2. The silhouette of the hills against the fading sun looks great; especially, with the blues in the middle and yellows and shades of red on the horizon.
    Pic 3. The best among the others. The contrast, the pale, warm foreground of the Basantapur area and the setting sun makes one want to be there – reminds me of John Hagan’s painting of Alexander the Great. http://www.geocities.com/~jlhagan/lessons/alexander5a.htm
    Pic 4. Smaller, but equally nice, perhaps better, than pic 3, with more pronounced dark, shade and lit areas.
    Pic 5. A real beauty. The pagoda looks great. Great illumination caught on camera. By the way, what material was the signboard sticking on the building made off – it’s giving off a rather artificial reflection
    Pic 6 and 7. Nice shot of downtown New Road. How is that motion effect done, by the way?
    Pic 8. Nice shot of the Basantapur building facades
    Pic 9. Good work, but not breathtaking.

    If I were to rate this work, I’d say Pic 1, 3, 4, 5 and 6 are breathtaking (3 and 4 the best). By the way, those pics didn’t get editing after capturing, did they? If not, great work. Post more of those beauties, dude.

13. Hey Abi nicely done!
    Here are some words for you written by Beautiful photographer Angel Ashley!

    Real beauty comes from inner strength,
    Your uniqe self,
    Your spirit and intelligence….
    Not just from having the right face…

14. Wow!
    What a work of art!!

    Why dont you post a link to you flickr section?

15. Those smaller ones are from my flickr album… I didn’t have larger one in the machine I uploaded it from…

16. This fellow is another genious. I am amazed again. Why are the sizes not consistant?

    Yestai Ho

17. Nicely done, dude… “The best of Abishesh” …