Happy Earth Day.
Gaurav Dhwaj Khadka
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Sunday, April 20, 2008
INVITATAION TO "WATER" a PHOTOGRAPHY SEMINAR
You are invited to a photography presentation "Water" by Neil Eschenfelder
WCN is organizing a photography seminar presented by Neil Eschenfelder with more than 100 pictures of various places of United States, Caribbean, Pacific etc. The common element that binds the pictures together is "Water" and hence the name of the seminar. The seminar will be featuring a marvelous collection of pictures that portray underwater pictures, places with water and places with the lack of it. Some pictures date back to more than 25 years.
Venue: Hotel Shangrila, Lazimpat
Time: 10.00 am
Date: 21 April 2008 (Monday)
Phone: 4289818
Water by Neil Eschenfelder
Photography presentation organized by Wildlife Conservation Nepal
About Neil:
Neil Eschenfelder is an American raised in New York who began his photography experience in college. Instantly hooked, Neil began working in the retail end of the photo business while working at numerous photographic venues including running a photo studio, working with the Salt Lake Public Defenders Association producing courtroom art for trail and working with several advertising agencies. Stretching from more traditional landscape, portrait and commercial photography, Neil brought his talents to bear becoming a SCUBA instructor as well as an underwater photography instructor, leading numerous adventures to the Caribbean and Pacific, compiling thousands of slides.
Enjoying instruction, Neil teaches at the University of Utah's Lifelong Learning Department, developing a basic photo class then branching into digital by creating the first digital photo class which continues as a top draw to this day.
Neil recently landed at Pixels Foto and Frame in Sandy, running the company education department as well as building the company's very successful photo safari program, including trips to Africa and expeditions to seek polar bears in Alaska.
WCN is organizing a photography seminar presented by Neil Eschenfelder with more than 100 pictures of various places of United States, Caribbean, Pacific etc. The common element that binds the pictures together is "Water" and hence the name of the seminar. The seminar will be featuring a marvelous collection of pictures that portray underwater pictures, places with water and places with the lack of it. Some pictures date back to more than 25 years.
Venue: Hotel Shangrila, Lazimpat
Time: 10.00 am
Date: 21 April 2008 (Monday)
Phone: 4289818
Water by Neil Eschenfelder
Photography presentation organized by Wildlife Conservation Nepal
About Neil:
Neil Eschenfelder is an American raised in New York who began his photography experience in college. Instantly hooked, Neil began working in the retail end of the photo business while working at numerous photographic venues including running a photo studio, working with the Salt Lake Public Defenders Association producing courtroom art for trail and working with several advertising agencies. Stretching from more traditional landscape, portrait and commercial photography, Neil brought his talents to bear becoming a SCUBA instructor as well as an underwater photography instructor, leading numerous adventures to the Caribbean and Pacific, compiling thousands of slides.
Enjoying instruction, Neil teaches at the University of Utah's Lifelong Learning Department, developing a basic photo class then branching into digital by creating the first digital photo class which continues as a top draw to this day.
Neil recently landed at Pixels Foto and Frame in Sandy, running the company education department as well as building the company's very successful photo safari program, including trips to Africa and expeditions to seek polar bears in Alaska.
Saturday, April 19, 2008
photo.circle.special.edition @ the bakery café, sundhara
Happy new year! Happy new Nepal!
We have a special edition of photo.circle this weekend.
Frédéric Lecloux, a traveller, a writer and a photographer, was born in 1972 in Brussels and lives in Drôme, southern France. His pictures are distributed by Vu' Agency in Paris and is represented by Gallery Emotion-Lydie Trigano, in Paris. His work is deeply influenced by his first travel in the Himalayas at the age of 20 and by the reading of Nicolas Bouvier masterpiece, The Way of the World. In 2005 he followed Bouvier road to the Khyber Pass to write his own homage to the Swiss writer, in text and images. His long-term work on contemporary Nepal is one of the only auteur- and humanist photographic analysis of the society of this country and its mutations. He is the author of Au coeur de l'Himalaya (1998) and Katmandou 2058 (2003) published by La Renaissance du Livre, Lentement vers l'Asie by Glénat (2006) and L'Usure du Monde published by Le Bec en l'Air, 2008. http://yetiphoto.siteinternet.com
Frederic is currently back in Kathmandu working on another book project. He will share his work with us this
SATURDAY, April 19th 2008
9:45 am to 12 noon
@ The Bakery Cafe, Sundhara
Also, as an added treat, we will be joined by Kunda Dixit, editor of Nepali Times, who will share with us a recent photo journal published by Himalmedia.
Dont miss this!
We have a special edition of photo.circle this weekend.
Frédéric Lecloux, a traveller, a writer and a photographer, was born in 1972 in Brussels and lives in Drôme, southern France. His pictures are distributed by Vu' Agency in Paris and is represented by Gallery Emotion-Lydie Trigano, in Paris. His work is deeply influenced by his first travel in the Himalayas at the age of 20 and by the reading of Nicolas Bouvier masterpiece, The Way of the World. In 2005 he followed Bouvier road to the Khyber Pass to write his own homage to the Swiss writer, in text and images. His long-term work on contemporary Nepal is one of the only auteur- and humanist photographic analysis of the society of this country and its mutations. He is the author of Au coeur de l'Himalaya (1998) and Katmandou 2058 (2003) published by La Renaissance du Livre, Lentement vers l'Asie by Glénat (2006) and L'Usure du Monde published by Le Bec en l'Air, 2008. http://yetiphoto.siteinternet.com
Frederic is currently back in Kathmandu working on another book project. He will share his work with us this
SATURDAY, April 19th 2008
9:45 am to 12 noon
@ The Bakery Cafe, Sundhara
Also, as an added treat, we will be joined by Kunda Dixit, editor of Nepali Times, who will share with us a recent photo journal published by Himalmedia.
Dont miss this!
Saturday, April 12, 2008
Happy New Year
Happy Nepali New Year 2065 Vikram Samata.
नयाँ बर्ष २०६५ सालको सुखद उपलक्ष्यमा हार्दिक मंगलमय शुभकामना तथा नयाँ बर्ष २०६५ ले तपाईंमा नयाँ जोश, स्फुर्ती र उमङ लिएर आओस साथै तपाईंले चालेका हरेक पाइलाहरुले सगरमाथाको शिखर चुम्न सफल होस् साथै तपाईंको सुस्वास्थ्य एबम दिर्घायुको कामना गर्दछु |
गौरव ध्वज खड्का र NEPALPHOTOGRAPHY.org को तर्फबाट ।
Thursday, April 10, 2008
Journalists Reporting on the CA Election 2008 Photo contest
Journalists Reporting on the CA Election 2008
Photo contest organized by OHCHR-Nepal
Entry deadline: 15 April
Contact: msharma@ohchr.org and aatzori@ohchr.org
Phone: 977-1-4280164 ext. 322
Photo contest organized by OHCHR-Nepal
Entry deadline: 15 April
Contact: msharma@ohchr.org and aatzori@ohchr.org
Phone: 977-1-4280164 ext. 322
Uncharred Beauty
Uncharred Beauty: A Mustang photography exhibition by Tenzin N. Gurung
@ The Art Shop (opposite Benetton),
Durbar Marg, Kathmandu
11AM -9 PM
untill 12 April, 2008
@ The Art Shop (opposite Benetton),
Durbar Marg, Kathmandu
11AM -9 PM
untill 12 April, 2008
Friday, April 04, 2008
photo.circle.xvi @ the bakery café, sundhara
We wanted to change things up a bit so this month we have a film we would like to share with you.
"Nine Days in the Kingdom" is a documentary film about 55 of the world's great photographers.
How does a photographer capture that decisive moment, find the best light and interact with his or her subjects?
To provide a unique behind-the-scenes look at the world's top photographers at work, Editions Didier Millet has teamed up with two production houses to create multiple documentaries about the 9 Days adventure.
Hopping planes, trains and boats, film crews from Bangkok-based MCOT and Paris-based NGM Production were on-hand throughout Shoot Week to capture the action. Audiences will travel with the photographers to remote locations throughout Thailand, gaining insight into both the craft of photography and the diverse culture of this modern Kingdom.
Thailand: 9 Days in the Kingdom showcases the work of 55 of the worlds leading international photographers including several from Thailand. These photographers represent an international group of talents with a range of specialties; photojournalism, wildlife, underwater, aerial, landscape, portraits, architecture and more. Taken over a period of 9 days, the images captured by these world-class photographers stand as testimony to an exciting and evolving period in Thai history.
Join us for this exciting film on:
SATURDAY, April 5th 2008
9:45 am – 12 noon
@ The Bakery Café, Sundhara
Also, this month we would like to discuss a possible group exhibition to take to Chobi Mela V in Dhaka later this year in November. The theme set for this year is FREEDOM. If you are interested in participating in this group exhibition or in Chobi Mela in general, do show up or contact us via phone or email. More information about the festival and submission details online at www.chobimela.org.
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"Nine Days in the Kingdom" is a documentary film about 55 of the world's great photographers.
How does a photographer capture that decisive moment, find the best light and interact with his or her subjects?
To provide a unique behind-the-scenes look at the world's top photographers at work, Editions Didier Millet has teamed up with two production houses to create multiple documentaries about the 9 Days adventure.
Hopping planes, trains and boats, film crews from Bangkok-based MCOT and Paris-based NGM Production were on-hand throughout Shoot Week to capture the action. Audiences will travel with the photographers to remote locations throughout Thailand, gaining insight into both the craft of photography and the diverse culture of this modern Kingdom.
Thailand: 9 Days in the Kingdom showcases the work of 55 of the worlds leading international photographers including several from Thailand. These photographers represent an international group of talents with a range of specialties; photojournalism, wildlife, underwater, aerial, landscape, portraits, architecture and more. Taken over a period of 9 days, the images captured by these world-class photographers stand as testimony to an exciting and evolving period in Thai history.
Join us for this exciting film on:
SATURDAY, April 5th 2008
9:45 am – 12 noon
@ The Bakery Café, Sundhara
Also, this month we would like to discuss a possible group exhibition to take to Chobi Mela V in Dhaka later this year in November. The theme set for this year is FREEDOM. If you are interested in participating in this group exhibition or in Chobi Mela in general, do show up or contact us via phone or email. More information about the festival and submission details online at www.chobimela.org.
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