These are the pictures that I took yesterday and last Friday at Basantapur. I was hoping to take lotsa long-exposure shots and high contrast ones, but things did not work out, so I was left with these. I will be posting some of yesterday's pictures in another unrelated post.
The first picture is of alu pakoda at one of those thelas. The shopkeeper kept insisting he was a small-restaurant owner, and consented to allow to the pictures only if I referred to him as a restaurant owner. Here you are, Mr. Thelawaalah!
This one, one the right, has a traditional Nepal Army guard protecting the Basantapur area in front of one of the temples. Since it was really very dark when I took the shot, this image was very messy and noisy, so I removed the details to get this surreal portrait.
A composite of several images. The little girl on the right was hovering around the balloon-wallah for quite some time, maybe hoping to get a balloon or the cotton candy, so I took some shots and superimposed them on one another. Since it got kinda messy, I removed details from the image, and was left with this cute but basic image.
I like this picture, a lot. Perhaps the bun is just the right color here, or maybe its the lettuce, but it's pretty good. Of course, I was careless with the motion and all, so the bun is blurred if you zoom in, but yummy nonetheless.
I know, this look super-charged and unreal, but I swear the sausages and potatoes were exactly this color.
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