Title: Weekend Photo Hunt
Theme: Chasing the Dawn
Date: Mar 27, 2010
Location: Pepsi Cola, Ktm; Sanothimi-Changu, Bhaktapur.
Participants/Photographers: Pawan Pandey, Ravi Sharma, Sangharsha Bhattarai, Sudeep Khatiwada
Photos/Captions: 01-10 by Pawan, 11-21 by Ravi, 00 & 22-34 by Sangharsha
Theme: Chasing the Dawn
Date: Mar 27, 2010
Location: Pepsi Cola, Ktm; Sanothimi-Changu, Bhaktapur.
Participants/Photographers: Pawan Pandey, Ravi Sharma, Sangharsha Bhattarai, Sudeep Khatiwada
Photos/Captions: 01-10 by Pawan, 11-21 by Ravi, 00 & 22-34 by Sangharsha
If you ask me why I wake up late, there’d be a quick response; what’ll I do waking up early hmm? I think the best part of sleep is in the morning when we know that it’s already dawn, yet don’t want to come out and take a long nap; making some castles in the air, dreaming some unusual things and imagining things that would never turn to reality. Ahh! Feel asleep again. What if the other way, what if life takes seven turns? Well this Saturday all the dreams, imaginations, plans shattered away. “Chasing the Sun.” – Ravi
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cool pics..
chasing the dawn, morning glory and pleasant sunrise were amazing..
but what a stunt by a boy in ‘I believe I can fly’ .. wow 😮
lovely snapshots!
On behalf of all shooters, thank you GBG, Dhilung, Asim, Dijup, Suresh, Abishesh, misa, Pallavi, Rudra dai, Sushmita, 00A, Shutterbug and Vish dai.
It was a pleasant ride we had that morning, totally unplanned, literally hunting for subjects to shoot.
and yes, I agree with Shutterbug on featuring the Bricks on one single post, we also had the same thought once we were in the middle of the brick factory with all hustle and bustle. We wanted to capture the brick cycle – from mud to people, from process to the furnace and everything.
… But then, later, we just stuck to the main theme, which was also not decided until we took few shots. May be we’ll have to go there some day to cover the story. It’s difficult, but interesting out there.
I also would like to extend my apology to all photography enthusiasts whom we couldn’t inform on this trip. It was totally a sudden move. I hope we will rock the next session with a huge gang of shooters 🙂
Thanks again.
Thanks to Pawan, Ravi & Sudeep who joined at such short notice.
Like an oil painting on canvas fabric that a skillful artist pours to project his ability to form mental images of events.
“A generous donation” – thank you!
Beautiful pictures of dawn and life in brick kiln is hard for sure.
Pic no: 04 ‘Morning glory’ – very dreamy and calm viewer’s mind.
Pic no: 23 ‘Theme Picture’ – is good one and well composed.
Pic no: 24 – Well timing.
Pic no: 33 – Very journalistic and it deservers some more info regarding this boy.
After surfing pictures, I felt the theme of this photo hunt should be, ‘Dawn at the Brick kiln’ or better featured those pictures from brick kiln separately with a new theme. Subject ‘dawn’ and ‘life in brick kiln’ do contradict and grouping both ‘subjects’ as one collection debar from being stronger pictures.
Good work I must say. Keep it up.
hey man nice skill
Every pic is amazing. Some are beautiful and some are story tellers…
I am amazed!
really nice pictures
Awesome photography and cheers for the passions…. Why don’t you guys add tips and tricks hmmm ???
Just like it (Y)(Y)
you guys are very industrious…my fav. pics – 5,11, 23, 26…great job guys… i’m in for the next time…
27-23-11-05….Loved these Pics..
wow great!
some of my Fav
14 The fire inside
05 Misty misty misty
12 I was staring straight into the shining SUN
nice pictures and good utilization of early morning 🙂
Wonderful photo essay. Some very creative shots out there. Remember weekend photo hunt of this kind was possible coz they have no weekends.
nice presentation of photographs – like those bricks in the wall.
yep, it’s a tough life out there.
and we sit within the warmth of the walls made of those very bricks and kvetch.
thanks for sharing.