A Look at Scott Mansfield’s Photo Blog of Nepal

By Adrian Tawfik - September 18, 2014 Leave a Comment

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Scott Mansfield's Photo Blog of Nepal — Author and political artist Scott Mansfield creates for Democracy Chronicles from Long Island, New York.

FROM THE VAULT: A Photo Blog of Nepal by Democracy Chronicles author and political artist Scott Mansfield

Do you remember this gallery produced by one of our own writers during his trip to Nepal? The purpose of Scott Mansfield’s Photo Blog is to provide candid images of life in Nepal’s Kathmandu Valley during a period of transition. Author and political artist Scott Mansfield creates for Democracy Chronicles from Long Island, New York. You can see the Photo Blog in its Democracy Chronicles archive or by looking at the gallery below.

Also, see other democracy-themed artwork at the Democracy Chronicles Political Art page and checkout the rest of our international team of authors. Together, they help cover free and fair elections on every continent with a focus on election reform in the United States.

Suburbia Preordained by Scott Mansfield — Suburbia Preordained

Maoist Nepal by Scott — Maoist Nepal

A Nepali man Recycling by Scott Mansfield

Park Life by Scott Mansfield - DC — Park Life

Tae Kwon Do by Scott Mansfield — Tae Kwon Do

Temple nap by Scott Mansfield — Temple nap

Temple-Side Laundry by Scott Mansfield — Temple-Side Laundry

Campaign Season by Scott Mansfield — Campaign Season

Temple Hill View, Kathmandu by Scott Mansfield: — Temple Hill View, Kathmandu

Day of the Goddess of Education — Children bring incense in offering during the Day of the Goddess of Education

The Carpet Business by Scott Mansfield — The Carpet Business

The King's Shrine by Scott Mansfield — The King’s Shrine

Eden Besmirched by Scott Mansfield — Eden Besmirched

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Democracy Chronicles has been run by Founder and Editor-in-Chief Adrian Tawfik since 2011. He received a B.A. from New School University and is based in New York City where he built DC from the ground up. See Adrian's Opinion Column for a sampling of Adrian's personal views and browse his hundreds of original political memes. Also take a look at the rest of our international team of authors.

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