Talking about the Everest Base Camp Trek has become my default option. And a slide show of my Everest Base Camp pictures is now featuring on Yahoo! India Lifestyle. Check it out.
I still remember this day very clearly. This was the day when we were walking from Dingboche to Lobuje. I woke up around 5.00 am and I was looking out of the window. I could see beautiful pink clouds and at any other time I would have rushed out with my camera.
But at that high altitude my mind would not function in a normal way. It was after good 15-20 minutes of just staring out of the window it dawned on me that the sky was already changing colors and soon it would be too late. So out I went with my camera! I have to say my experience of doing photography at high altitude is quite different from doing it at normal heights. But I think that should be a matter for a separate post. That will give me another reason to talk about EBC!
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Whatever the delay, you still managed to captured a magnificent sky
Whatever the delay, you still managed to captured a magnificent morning sky!
I love the interplay of shadows and light, the sun illuminating the valley in the background, while the one in the foreground is slowly climbing out of the shadows of the night.
Fascinating facts about the effect of high altitude. I recently crossed a glacier in the alps, at about 9,000 feet, and had already to adjust to the thinner air, walking slowly and steadily. I cannot even begin to imagine if I could still function at even higher altitude!
Cheers,
Merisi
Magnificent photo.
I do not think you will ever come out of your EBC trek. And please dont, let the memories last forever.
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Thanks for sharing your fresh view from the top of the world. I would probably just stare as well before trying to capture something.
Absolutely stunning, Mridula!!
Dingboche looks so magical and mystical – like some kind of haven for lofty souls!
Wow! This is one mesmerizing view.
Hi Mridula!
Many congrats, first, for featuring in Yahoo! Lifestyle India and secondly, for stunning pictures…
You are doing such great work which any passionate trekker would dream in his/ her life to do and we hope people recognize you more and more by your work in years to come.
Hi Mridula!
Many congrats, first, for featuring in Yahoo! Lifestyle India and secondly, for stunning pictures…
Hope your great work gets more and more recognition in the years to come by…
Beautiful!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
What awesome skies indeed and a superb capture for the day, Mridula! Thanks for sharing the beauty!! Have a beautiful weekend!
awe inspiring !
Hi Mridula,
I found your blog from Skywatch. You have a stunning image there. The Himalaya never ceases to overwhelm. Thanks for sharing.
Oh my goodness!! That is truly breathtaking. I am in awe!