Low-light photography at Boudhanath, Nepal – manual exposure, histograms, and the pleasure of candlelight. Also: remembering Raghu Rai, Magnum photographer and chronicler of India for six decades.
Love this one Gavin. Transported me out of my head and back to beautiful Nepal and incredible India. That photo of the Dalai Lama is amazing, as are all the examples you've shown here. Thank you.
I like the photo of the Dalai Lama too. Although I suspect it's a composite of two frames: one of the window with mountains and cloud beyond, one of the seated Dalai Lama. Nevertheless, it's a memorable combination.
That Nepalese light is actually buttery
I love that. I guess that would be yak buttery?
Absolutely
Love this one Gavin. Transported me out of my head and back to beautiful Nepal and incredible India. That photo of the Dalai Lama is amazing, as are all the examples you've shown here. Thank you.
Thank you Christine, I appreciate that.
I like the photo of the Dalai Lama too. Although I suspect it's a composite of two frames: one of the window with mountains and cloud beyond, one of the seated Dalai Lama. Nevertheless, it's a memorable combination.