Worshipping at Shwedagon, Burma 1987

Men wearing longyis, typical Burmese cloth, are worshipping at Shwedagon pagoda in Rangoon, Burma September 1987.

This is a scanned slide, orginal picture taken with Canon A-1.

More pictures from Shwedagon >here<.

Nice shot. I like he man on the right. Nice colors.

Wow, amazing you still have this shot from 24 years ago, nice shot, thanks for sharing

cpeay wrote in post #13396201
Nice shot. I like he man on the right. Nice colors.

Thanks Christian! When I was scanning the slides, I noticed that Kodahrome has best preserved the colors. The scanning programs are nowadays doing a good job as well.

7D_Sniper wrote in post #13400722
Wow, amazing you still have this shot from 24 years ago, nice shot, thanks for sharing

Still thousands of slides and even bigger number of negatives are waiting for scanning (luckily not all worth of that). I have now posted a few tens of those I took in Burma in my blog. - Thank you Sniper.

A side note: I just scanned tri-x negatives taken 40 years ago, they are now more valuable than ever.

Wow some awesome memories caught on those Tri-x Negatives the "Karelia: Edward Vesala" guy playing the drums is my fave shot. Not to make you feel old but I wasn't born until 10 years later '81. Again thanks for sharing it looks as if that photography session was a blast. I am a huge fan of Jazz and i will be researching some of the Finnish Jazz musicians you have posted in your blog.

7D_Sniper wrote in post #13405665
Wow some awesome memories caught on those Tri-x Negatives the "Karelia: Edward Vesala" guy playing the drums is my fave shot. Not to make you feel old but I wasn't born until 10 years later '81. Again thanks for sharing it looks as if that photography session was a blast. I am a huge fan of Jazz and i will be researching some of the Finnish Jazz musicians you have posted in your blog.

I don't feel old at all. Now, thinking the time I took the pictures, have to wonder how young I was then.

Finnish jazz scene is very interesting also today. You will enjoy your jazzy journey.