These photos are dedicated to all the people who go through great lengths to make a living.
After devoting a lot of time to temples and other old cultural marvels of Nepal, I had a strong urge to indulge in some good old street photography. All of these photos were taken around “New Road”, a cultural, commercial hub of Kathmandu.
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- The streets of Kathmandu
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- Porters carrying a load in front of Mahaboudha stupa
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- A Person looking at Mahaboudha Stupa, nearby a street vendor’s clothing stall.
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- A (Pirated) DVD/VCD Seller Reading the Paper as he waits for Customers.
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- A Man at an Electronic Appliances Store waiting for Customers.
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- A Seller of Balloons
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- I have no idea why that person is sitting on the ladder, but I am guessing that he must be either fixing the telephone/electric lines or enjoying the view of Ason from up the ladder
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- A Bicycle shop nearby Ratnapark.
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- Taxi Drivers waiting for passengers
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- People having their shoes polished or fixed by a cobbler
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- Police on patrol nearby Ratnapark
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- Street Vendors at Ratnapark
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- Darbar High School, the oldest school in Nepal, a decrepit wreck.
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- A street vendor setting up her shop
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- A “Kirana Pasal”, or an all-purpose store where people get daily amenities. Stray dogs love sleeping in the shade, a common sight in Kathmandu.
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- A street vendor waiting for customers
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- Rani Pokhari
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- A blind beggar playing the “madal” for alms on the flyover in Ratnapark
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- Street Vendors
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- Kathmandu Traffic
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