Photos

In 2002, I was shooting 35mm. I hadn’t even considered bringing along a digital camera, since I didn’t bring a laptop when I originally left with the Peace Corps. So all the photos posted on this blog were taken on 35mm and scanned at various points in time.

I arrived in Nepal with a Canon EOS Rebel 2000 and promptly lost that—or rather, had it taken from me. I replaced that after a couple of days with a Nikon F60 and a Nikkor 50mm f/1.4, a combination I used for 80% of the photos here. Here and there, I picked up secondhand cameras (a Canon AE-1 and a Pentax K1000 to name a couple) from time to time, but finally sold the F60 to purchase a Nikon FM3a, which continues to be my favorite SLR.

Photo Albums

2002-02 Gaidakot Pre-Service Training 2002-07 Nepalgunj 2002-07 Janakpur 2002-07 Narayanghat 2002-08 Nagarkot 2002-08 Birganj 2002-09 Birganj 2002-09 Patan 2002-11 Birganj Kathmandu 2002-11 Simra Birganj Kathmandu 2003-01 Kathmandu All-Vol 2003-01 Dhulikel In-Service Training 2003-03 Dhunche 2003-03 Jhapa Mumbai Goa 2003-05 Birganj Itahari 2003-06 Birganj Raniganj 2003-06 Kathmandu 2003-07 Birganj 2003-07 Kathmandu Boston 2003-08 Birganj 2003-09 Kathmandu Birganj 2003-10 Birganj Tihar 2003-10 Kathmandu Birganj Patan Thailand 2003-11 Bhaktapur Simra 2003-11 Birganj 2003-11 Jhapa Kokata Birganj 2004-01 Kathmandu All-Vol 2004-01 Godavari In-Service Training 2003-11 Kathmandu 2004-01 Dharan 2004-02 Kathmandu 2004-03 Biratnagar Pre-Service Training 2004-03 Birganj 2004-04 Kathmandu 2002-2004 Friends' photos 2004-06 Darjeeling Wedding 2004-07 Darjeeling

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