Wisdom Eyes, by Sajib Shahi
It was Saturday evening, I was out for a walk at Boudhanath Temple, where devotees from the local came chanting “Om Mani Padme Hum” six syllables chanted by the Buddhists. While walking around, suddenly my sight got centered and I captured the Wisdom Eyes of the Boudhanath stupa.
Canon EOS 600D with 18-55 mm | Exposure 1/25sec @ f/4.5 | ISO 3200 | Focal Length 34mm
Wisdom Eyes, by Sajib Shahi
Award Winner: Photo of the Day | April 23
Award Score: 54 (Value 10, Clarity 10, Composition 14, Style 11, Skill 09)
Photo of the Day Award Category: Travel Photography
Photograph Location: Boudhanath, Kathmandu | Nepal
Photographer: Sajib Shahi (Lalitpur, Nepal)
Born in Nepal, Sajib Shahi lives in Patan, Lalitpur. He is very fond of photography and he wants to show his vision of art through photography. He would like to share his pictures that describes the nature, culture, and peoples where he is from. He would like to show the scenario of his country through his photography so people all over the world could come by and visit once.
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Awesome
thanks brother
Must say a perfect shot!
Thank you.
Why did you use 34mm, you should have zoomed it out all the way and used 18mm.
Actually, I was trying to get rid of disturbing objects around.
You should buy a new lens, 18-55 mm cannot give you the angle you need.
Yes I am also thinking of buying one.
I like the composition.
Thank you.
Color and light are not good enough for a camera like Canon EOS 600D.
I am an amateur and I am learning how to take a better photograph. Thank you.
I love Boudhanath.
Yes it’s a good place and I love too.
I have been there many times.
Hope you love the place and come visit again.
Nice
Thank you
Simple and beautiful.
Thank you