Ever been to Hazaribagh in the state of Jharkhand India? It's a small town by Indian standards, but I love it there. When I'm travelling in India people are always asking me how I like it and what part of the country I like the most. I always say Hazaribagh and most people have either never heard of it, or say something like, "I can't believe you went to Hazaribagh, Indians don't even go there." But I love the small town pace and hospitality, and of course my amazing family that lives there.
From left to right, Kaushik, Dinesh and Paul. In total I've spent about a month in Hazaribagh over the last few years and I've never seen a cloud in the sky. But on this day it was quite cloudy and I knew there could be a nice sunset. So I convinced my father in law to let the three amigos climb up to the roof for some sunset photos. Kaushik is Nini's brother and Dinesh is the handy-man of the house. The three of us are always getting into trouble when I'm in town.
This is a three exposure HDR. The selective de-ghosting tool in Photomatix has opened a whole new world of HDR portraiture.
From left to right, Kaushik, Dinesh and Paul. In total I've spent about a month in Hazaribagh over the last few years and I've never seen a cloud in the sky. But on this day it was quite cloudy and I knew there could be a nice sunset. So I convinced my father in law to let the three amigos climb up to the roof for some sunset photos. Kaushik is Nini's brother and Dinesh is the handy-man of the house. The three of us are always getting into trouble when I'm in town.
This is a three exposure HDR. The selective de-ghosting tool in Photomatix has opened a whole new world of HDR portraiture.
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