Bhimsen Tower Photo

Photographer’s Note

Bulit in 1832 AD by the then Prime Minister Bhimsen Thapa, this tower is named after his name. The Tower is also know as Dharahara in Nepalese, it is is nine storey (50.2m) high. The view of Kathmandu Valley from top was magnificient.

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tomszat (1135) 2008-08-26 4:30

Hello Zeevat,
Very nice shot, both the sky and the tower look excellent,
nice work,
regards,
Tomasz

baclama (4701) 2008-08-26 4:55

bonjour,
une belle contre plongée qui donne le vertige
l'angle est tres bien choisi, le cadrage aussi
vero

amstel (2298) 2008-08-26 5:06

Hi Zeevat,

Really good composition. You chose the very right moment to capture the picture and achieved superb effect thanks to the contrast between the deep blue sky and the whitish structure.

Cheers,

Kris

sandeepmalla (65) 2008-09-12 9:07

Hi zeevat,

Thanks for your critiques for my picture. Now I know how do you know about Yak churot so much.

Anyways, this is very nice shot. Good POV. Lovely sky. GOod contrast. Would like to use your pic in my magazine someday if you give permission to do so and provide me larger size.

-sandeep

kupelihafiz (158) 2008-09-15 1:20

A beautiful point of view and composition.As if clouds originating from the chimney,this shot takes you to different realms...Well done.

saikotic (114) 2008-09-25 3:48

Ill give full points to the snap... its one of my fav kathmandu landmarks.... love those round windows..and u can almost make out how the staircase winds upwards....

and yes.. the foodcourt around the Tower serves some amazing food ..