A School on Top of a Mountain
In 2012 I spent a few weeks in Nepal and five of those days were based at a small school in the mountainous village of Lahachowk. I have chosen these images for today’s blog piece as they remind me that in our minds we can always be free. Sometimes we are physically trapped by poverty, illness, our environment or a whole host of other circumstances that afflict our world but when we dance, play, sing and explore with the mind of a child we are free. Children see the world with the hope that we sometimes put to one side as adults, this month I am sitting back and trying to clear the negative fog from my eyes so that I might see with that clarity and vision. The world is a beautiful place and even in the most difficult circumstances it is a world where we can find love, joy and the hope of a brighter future.
Just beautiful images.I love that one in the classroom!
Thanks so much π and thanks for checking out my personal blog. We live in such an awesome world!
You’re an amazing photographer! Your photos are breath-taking, and I love how much effort you put into your blog! π
Thanks so much, what a lovely comment π
nice (:
You really have captured the essence of the Nepali children in these photos. Thank you of reminding me of what their smiles look like.
I just discovered your blog, you capture not only moments but real emotion too. Great work, thank you for these wonderful photographs.
You have a great blog and capture some truly wonderful photos, full of emotion and life. Thank you for sharing your travels π
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Thanks so much
I have just receive the photograph on a journey and there is this little boy with the paper plane included in the envelope. I hope your health problems have been solved since.
Hi – wow love that the photography is still journeying around. I am lot healthier now thank you.
I am happy to hear that. In fact, just this moment I am writing an article about it. It might take a couple more days, but I am making progress. Just uploaded some pictures to the site.