Sunday, August 30, 2009

Photography Participant in Patan


Klaus Stafto having fun discovering lots wonderful options and possibilities in his toy (Nikon D300).


Reflection on a brass plate engraved 'Patan Museum' amuses Sarmila Manandhar.


Dhiraj Shrestha not just love to be a stylish guy but also love to take picture in STYLE.


Rahul Muni Bajracharya exploring Cannon's legendary lens.


Mamata Ojha trying to reflect reality.


Shoot left Anubhav and shoot right Manjil Ghimire while Dr. Claus is busy talking to Uttam.


Dr. Rudiger Claus with participants at Patan Darbar Square.
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