Photo Story · Nepal
In the Mountains with
2012 made Point & Shoot Camera
Udhab Khatri
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23 September 2024
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Nepal
I found a 2012 made Samsung point and shoot camera and decided to take it with me for a trek as a main shooter. Since it has a very old CCD sensor, I didn't have high expectations — but the results came out pretty good, I guess!
After the trek, I kept shooting with it back in Kathmandu — on the streets, in the chaos, in the quiet. Turns out an old 2012 compact still has something worth pointing at in 2026.
The Journey Begins
Mountain Views
Along the Trail
Details & Moments
The Return
Back in the City — Kathmandu
City Corners
A 2012 camera with a CCD sensor —
mountains, streets, and the quiet joy of shooting with an old compact in 2026.
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