Nevada Wier in India...

[RustyTheGeek]

I have admired this photographer ever since I discovered her in 2009 after I got back into photography. She is super human and has been all over the world for over 30 years. She loves to teach when she isn't travelling which is most of the time. She never stops. Here is a great image of her at a celebration in India where they throw tons of colored dust. What a blast!

You could look at her images for hours. She is exceptional.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10206236947029036&set=np.120671457.1482346607&type=1

 

[Rahul]

The link is not working, but I can tell you the photographs are of the festival of Holi. This year, the festival is on 6th of March (next weekend) and I'm looking forward to it

 

[RustyTheGeek]

The link is not working, but I can tell you the photographs are of the festival of Holi. This year, the festival is on 6th of March (next weekend) and I'm looking forward to it

I'm not sure about the link, perhaps you need a facebook account?? Sorry.

 

[Rahul]

The link is not working, but I can tell you the photographs are of the festival of Holi. This year, the festival is on 6th of March (next weekend) and I'm looking forward to it

I'm not sure about the link, perhaps you need a facebook account?? Sorry.

Yes, but what would Surapon say??? ;D ;D

It's ok. I've seen her photos shared on FB before.

 

[candyman]

She is doing wonderful photos : http://www.nevadawier.com/

 

[ScottyP]

Other peoples photos of Holi festivals are great but I would not take my gear anywhere near one. Among others, Roger at Lens Rentals has written of the toll that colorful powder takes on cameras and lenses. It gets absolutely everywhere. Roger imposed a NO HOLI SHOOTING policy with his rental equipment.