Kathmandu Durbar Square
A young boy runs among the pigeons of Kathmandu's Durbar Square.
Kathmandu
Monsoon season in Nepal brings lots of rain. Wearing a brightly colored sari, this woman lends a hand to another woman entering a cab.
Kathmandu
2015 was a rough year for Nepal as the country was witness to not one, but two devastating earthquakes. This man had been standing still in this position for a few moments, months after the second earthquake, as if in a meditative state.
Madi
Six hours of trekking in the jungle with my host Ramakanta (back), and his friend were six of the greatest hours of my life.
Madi
Marijuana grows freely in Nepal. My host, Ramakanta, lights up a leaflet filled with the plant. His family and friend observe in the background.
Madi
Some of the kindest people one could ever meet are to be met in Nepal. These are some of the people I stayed with while on my one month trip in the country. They supplied me with more food and generosity than I could imagine.
Kathmandu
Capturing a candid moment of two students laughing together while walking after school.
Ilam
Never have I met a kid who is so curious about the world at such a young age. Samyog, 10 years old in this photo, constantly asked any question that came to his mind about why things were the way they were. I spent 9 days with him and his family in Ilam (famous for its teas).
Pokhara
These two kids were staring out into the lake in the popular tourist location of Pokhara. Quickly visualizing the shot, I snapped a photo of a blissful moment.
Pokhara
The beautiful views of Phewa Lake.
Ilam
A tea lover's heaven. This is one of the more spectacular views of Nepal that I witnessed.
Madi
Ramakanta creates a rope out of twig in order to fix a broken flip flop.