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Monday, September 20, 2010

Photography

Posted by prabin dhungana at 8:21 PM

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suitation of jamal{kathmandu}

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what’s better? Analogue or digital photography

Most people who are new in photography question the experts, “what’s better? Analogue or digital photography”? Their differences are actually obvious. Digital photography allows the person to transfer his or her photo on another device (i.e. computer) immediately after the photo was taken. However there are some disadvantages. Since it is “digital”, the capability of the photographer can be questioned. Unlike analogue cameras, you can edit your photo’s quality if it is digital. Analogue users can too, however, the quality of the photo can be greatly reduced if the photo was scanned (RGB and scanner’s DPI issues). Nevertheless, digital photography is promising. The person has to have an eye for creativity and a knack for innovation for the edited photo to look excellent.

juddha sadak

juddha sadak as seen from bhugol park after 1942 . the building across the road is sabha griha,which later served as the jana sewa moviethreater.and was razed by an infamous fire in 1961.

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image of century

old man is collecting waste paper and plastics for his life to be alive

search of sheltern food

chanchal ganesh{pulukishi}

Deep yatra{upaku}on newari language specially newar community people celebrate in remember of death people.

what is child labour?

Any child under the age specified by law worldwide works full time, physically or econimic condition to earn for own survival or adding to family income, that interrupts child's social development and education is called "child labour. ny child under the age of 15 engaged in activity to feed family or self is "child labour". ILO Convention 138 (C. 138) obligates countries to fix a minimum age for employment that should not be less than the age for completing compulsory schooling and, in any event, should not be less than 15 years. Developing countries may set the minimum age at 14. C-138 provides flexibility for countries to establish a younger minimum age of 12 or 13 for children to partake in "light work."

OLD PIC

the temple of pashupatinath with ganesh himal with the background on 1960

pic of century

The temple complex of pashupati nath with ganesh himal in the back ground . on 1960

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