I’m breaking over a month’s blogging silence with a new feature that I hope will help me share some of the sights and impression of Nepal so much better and improve my video skills as well: a short 30-second film on a topic. I’m hoping to do this regularly, at least twice a month. Here we go…starting with the fascinating Boudhnath Stupa in Kathmandu. Enjoy! (and feedback welcome!)
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This was one of our favorite spots in Nepal! Loved walking around, looking at the people who came to visit, and the vendors. Thanks for bringing back a fond memory.
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You’re welcome. I’m trying to remember that our time here is coming to an end and taking the opportunity to visit these amazing sites is worth doing more often.
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This is magnificent, Caroline it really gives a feel for the place. I want to become a Buddhist.
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Thanks! I thought it would be fun to try video for a change.
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Brings back wonderful memories!
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Great combination of clips and music. The decision to limit yourself to 30 seconds and to say the most in that time frame must be both fun and challenging. Well done, this was informative and fun to watch.
~Jane
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Thanks. I’ve done a couple more which I’ll post later! I’m trying to keep working on the new skills I just learnt ;o)
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Excellent- looks like you are applying them very well 🙂
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