Dear all,
I had recently started on taking my clicks [again] after I bought myself a DSLR. I am not a pro, just an amateur who knows a just a basic [or even less] of photographies and takes his toll on whatever knowledge he had gained!! Once long time ago I had started a thread contributing to the beautiful pictures from Nepal for which there were numerous contributers and some of them even professionals. As of now I remember them as Bhanja, I_Nepali, Khaobadi, Aloneguy77 who had some love for this. I hope and think there are still number of us among our community who wants to learn and share the things or two about photography!
Here is to share the first one from my side!

 Thats sears tower.Trust me i didn't google.

KD, Welldone

Juggu dada, dami chha

 

Harvard ko takura jasto rahecha :p

University of chicago ho:p

Thats around harvard

lol mav, nope it aint from Chicago..Somewhere around you and KD..  Take a guess,BTW,  how's that pic? 

Juggy bro thanks again for your tips.

here is another one:

Location is Capitol Building, St. Paul MN

one from me.

Nice one Springu! I normally thrive for images juxtaposed against the sky, and u can see most of my pics influenced by my love for sky! =D

Spitfire, Thats a nifty image!! But again being little critical, I would straighten the image little bit and crop out the little elongation at left hand side top!! =)

Nice Surreal effect there with long exposures, Euta Nepali!! =)

Here is one for the day:

I find you in my heart!!

Yes Juggy I later realized that would make it better and it did!

 

Perfect Spitfire!! Loved it!! =)

Nothing special.Just found it odd

here is another hdr :)

spitfire-which camera did you use?

Euta_nepali:

I am using Nikon D60. That image was generated using photomatrix.

London Tower Bridge

One from weekend

 

I recently bought D-60. In the kit came Nikon Quick Charger MH-23 input 100-240V but the charger cable has a Tag US and 125V 7A. Can I use this charger with above mentioned cable in Nepal. Never seen such kind of cable with a Charger.................pls advice.

Euta_Nepali, I think You will hafta find a converter (which u can find in any electronics shop!) to use that charger in Nepal. I think Nepal Uses Different Voltage/Ampere than US, so better be safe than repent!! =)

Here is one for the day:

Daisy-