and macro again

Policeman, can be your friend or your worst enemy

A tourist asking a policeman when her queries to the policeman at Basantapur Durbar Square.

I still get wildly enthusiastic about little things... I play with leaves. I skip down the street and run against the wind.

innocent stuff

There's nothing I value more than the closeness of friends and family, a smile as I pass someone on the street.

Macro

My first ever macro :)

silhouette

The silhouette photograph of the statue of King Bhupatindra Malla situated in Bhaktapur Durbar Square. 

Granny

I clicked this picture on the occasion of her silver jubilee. I love you maa..

my pride, my DAD

this the picture of my loving Father, my hero, my everything. the most humblest and the most down-to-earth person i have  ever seen. i love you daddy :*

This is my first ever silhouette photograph.

"Naag" (an Asian cobra) often taken as a RELIGIOUS species in Hindu seen in Taudaha lake, Kathmandu. 

Puppet version of Kumari

"Death is a release from the impressions of the senses, and from desires that make us their puppets, and from the vagaries of the mind, and from the hard service of the flesh." 

Child caught in the camera

this is the picture which was clicked in my Hometown, Bhaktapur. In our country there's a famous saying, " aama ko maya chora mathi chora ko maya dhungro matthi" (a love of mother's love is towards the child but child love is over a stone[he doesnt actually understand his mothers love]  ) and I improvised it a lil "aama ko maya chora mathi, chora ko maya Camera mathi ; a mother's love is torwards child but child's love is towards the camera :P.

Playing hide and seek with the sun :)

This actually is one of my favorite subject in photography.. 

Strawberry Fields Forever!

this picture is captured in the premises of Monkey temple; Swayambhunath.

Lost Within Me

I clicked this photograph when I was clicking pictures for the Final Presentation of the Workshop (where i perceived my photography skills as i metioned earlier). The thing that forced me to take this picture was the man's expression. The tired old man was lost within himself.

(this photograph was selected as the Photo of the day in Artudio's website on 26th April 2013)

Knowing about me

Hello, Welcome to my world.. I'm NeHa Hada from Nepal. I'm a high school student, currently in a senior year.
I love travelling, listening to music and photography.
Photography has always been more than a passion to me, I think I can't anything other thing than this.. I want to make my career in this field. For that after graduating from my school (after finishing 10th grade) I joined 9 days photography workshop organized by an organization named ARTUDIO which has helped me to explore the photographic world and has helped to see the world in a different way.
As a teenager, I'm a restless and an impatient girl but photography has helped me to control my restlessness and has helped me to have patience.