The Burning Ghats of Pashupatinath
In the Market
Wood Carving
Double Portrait
Drying Rice at the River
Bhaktapur Evening
The mats cover heaps of grain that was dried under the sun during the day.
Bhaktapur Main Square
Multi-Purpose-Well
Resting Shopkeeper
Reclining Vishnu of Bodanilkantha
On the Way to Bodanilkantha
The Stupa of Swayambunath
Last Steps to the Stupa
Chorten in the Temple Area
Chorten is the tibetan variant of the Buddhist stupa, which usually is a half dome, whilst the chorten I saw are more of a bell shape (to be precise: the shape of a buddhist temple bell)
At the Foot of Swayambunath Hill
Swayambunath Vista
Swayambunath is one of the oldest Buddhist temples in the world. It is clearly visible from downtown Kathmandu, and I remember that it was our first afternoon walk after arrival in Kathmandu.
Oblation Material on Sale
Ganesha Shrine
1981 Kathmandu Street Scene
Shiva and Parvati
Near Durbar Square
Most certainly, Durbar Sqare now looks completely different now: Not only city development, but especially the devastating earthquake of 2015 has changed the face of the city to an enormous amount. I will spend some time looking at photographs from other sources.
First Morning in Kathmandu
One constant in my photography since the beginning is the love of backlit sceneries.
Approaching the Himalayas, 1981
I am still severely handicapped by my broken right elbow, but Jeff Grant had hinted in an email, that I might visit my archives, if active photography is out of reach. And so I did. In 1981, after having been discharged from armed services, I traveled with a friend to Nepal in order to walk…
New Love in the Times of Plague
The times of plague have had adverse effects on my aging body’s fitness, therefore I bought a second-hand mountain bicycle some weeks ago. This turned out as a very good deal: The bicycle is a real beauty, roughly 25 years old but in very good condition, and my eagerness to work out grew with every…
Sky over Berlin
