Maheswor Man Singh Introduction

Maheswor Man Singh Photographer from Nepal. Recently I am working as a photographer at www.glamournepal.com. I have been working in this profession since 2004. I have covered many major events in Nepal as well as in Australia. Before Nepal, I was in Australia for 4 years.

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