Made In Nepal Expo is an exhibition held yearly in Nepal which showcases locally manufactured products and services. I wanted to photograph the products but it sounded kinda boring so I took Danbo along!
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- Here we go!
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- Steady!
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- I want a coconut!
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- MC Danbo
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- DJ Danbo
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- I’m on top of the world hey!
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- Balance
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- Bokeh!
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- This ain’t no Mario
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- With Rajesh dai
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- I want this and this and this and…
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- Screwing around
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- Where do I put my arm?
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- Smart water
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- I like the purple one
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- OoOooo
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- @_@
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- Reading is fun
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- Just hanging around
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- Paper flowers for a cardboard robot
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- I’ve bean everywhere!
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- Dr. Danbo Pepper
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- Quicksand! Run!
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- Patterns
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- Too fresh
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- I don’t know which to pick
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- Paper wipes paper
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- USD $2000
cute
cute
Thank you 🙂
Very nice and creative…loved the Danbo… i was thinking of similar character… keep it up (Y)
Thanks man 🙂
cute little dambo… nice concept!!!
Thanks!! 🙂
Wow, this is totally beautiful and charming. I love still life photography and Danbo is a heart stealer. 🙂
I stumbled across your blog through a comment on my own (purelysubjective.wordpress.com, if you’re curious), the common thread being Kathmandu. I’m coming through town at the end of the month for Shamar Rinpoche’s cremation. I’m curious…well, about a couple things. There’s no about you on your site, but you say you grew up in Kathmandu, and at the same time you seem to speak English like a native. What’s your background, if you don’t mind sharing? Also, as a local, how is this event viewed in the city? Is it actually news or just another thing that’s happening or not even that?
Hi Jourdie and thank you for the kind words. Regarding Shamar Rinpoche’s cremation, this is the first time I am hearing about it, not that I had heard of the Rinpoche himself. Having said that, I am not a super religious Buddhist and I am not active in these communities.
As for my background… well since you pointed it out, I have just added an “About” page where I’ve mentioned a few details about myself 🙂
I hope that you have a nice time in Nepal despite the occasion. It’s a beautiful country and it would be a good idea to travel all around Nepal.
Thanks for the reply Tenzing! It’s interesting to hear that Shamarpa’s cremation is pretty limited to the direct Buddhist community. It’s a small world in some ways, I guess.
Nice about about page, and nice to find out more about the person behind all the beautiful images. Looking forward to seeing more of your work in the future. 🙂