RE: RE: A Stroll with a 70-300mm in Old Pokhara, Nepal. People, Old Brick Walls, and Carved Wood
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RE: A Stroll with a 70-300mm in Old Pokhara, Nepal. People, Old Brick Walls, and Carved Wood

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Aww, these happy children! Lovely to see. And what a beautiful assortment of brick colours, it’s not boring at all. Oh, the cadmium red is my favourite. Around here, most of the buildings are made from pale honey-coloured brick, and too much of the same colour can start to feel a bit boring, so people often add lots of flowers outside to brighten them up.

I like that they still have dressmakers running businesses rather than relying entirely on fast fashion.

I think a 50mm lens is easy to carry around, especially for a beginner like me, lol. And thanks for the nice tips about the long lens. I still have lots to learn about photography.

Nice shots! 😀

@theworldaroundme: Aww, these happy | Ecency