Capturing the Himalayas: the Art of Hiking with Professional Camera Gear

August 30, 2010   |   28 Comments

The word Himalaya cames from Sanskrit language and it means “Abode of snow”. It’s a name of breathless beauty in every sense of the word. However, going over there and capturing its beauty with professional equipment requires experience, planning, and timing.
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August is the month when one can be in Himalaya region and start organizing. The popular Leh to Manali road is usually open at this time. One could start from Ladakh, India, which is located in the western Himalaya. There you can experience the vast Tibetan plateau and explore this “Little Tibet” and then move to Nepal. One can watch wildlife in Langtang and finally finish with the relaxing, stunning mountain views and classic tea house trekking in the world’s deepest valley in the Annapurna region, by the end of October.

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28 Responses to “Capturing the Himalayas: the Art of Hiking with Professional Camera Gear”

  1. K.Ragavan. says:

    Lovely and very informative.
    K.Ragavan.
    Chennai.47.

  2. Michelle Walker says:

    Love the magazine (read PDF download). Article was informative and interesting and the photos are breathtaking.

    • pogomcl says:

      very beautiful magazine and excellent article. How weight balances makes all the difference. And truly, if you suffer from dragging stuff about, your entire focus is on your personal agony and you lose focus on the beauty around you.

  3. Discount GPS says:

    Good site and hiking is such great exercise that more people should get into it.

  4. Tharso Takeda says:

    Acho essas fotos de museu um espetáculo a parte pois deixam um registro histórico de formatos de grandes artistas

  5. vik says:

    Спасибо, очень здорово. А где первая часть?

  6. vik says:

    Thank you, very cool. And where the first part?

  7. rajen nair says:

    Quite a informative website.

  8. mwong says:

    Love the magazine. Beautiful images and informative articles.

  9. Soham Bakshi says:

    this is every photographer’s dream come true!

  10. Elodie M says:

    I did this trek from Manali to Padum 15 years ago, absolutely stunning espacially the Shingola pass in the snow…
    Great article, thanks.

  11. Mark Stanley says:

    Beautiful magazine, really enjoy the personality that shines through the words.

  12. janinsanfran says:

    Wonderful story. I did a very short trek in the Everest region in November, taking hundreds of shots, some interesting. Check any of the sets with Nepal in the names at Flickr.

    He’s so right — being in shape makes it all much easier.

  13. Yoko Nomura says:

    Remarkable piece of work! いいね!

  14. Vinod says:

    Very informative !

  15. bizarre_me says:

    utterly impressive, it swept me off my feet

  16. Theys says:

    very beautiful magazine!

  17. Appu says:

    The colors of mountains – amazing and different as well.

  18. Phil McDermott says:

    Great article and the PDF is excellent with some stunning photography, thank you.

  19. The Best Digital SLR says:

    This is a great site.
    So many inspiring photographs and articles.
    I am so thankful that I discovered it.
    I will certainly visit again soon.

  20. Nik Catalina says:

    Thanks for sharing this wonderful imagery and information :)

  21. Sandyspider says:

    Beautiful. I would love to been there in person.

  22. Paul Rothbein says:

    Great photo of the Himalayas. This is a place I have always wanted to go to!

  23. Karen says:

    I would love to go there and hike and take pictures…how wonderful to do that!!!

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