In this second part of one of our most popular articles, “Capturing the Himalayas: The Art of Hiking with Professional Camera Gear”, we take you on
a journey to develop skills for exploring nature. This article starts from where we left off, and takes you to an advanced level of understanding,
teaching you how to cover trails and cope with harsh environment, while using professional camera gear.
You will cherish the experiences you encounter there for a lifetime
and you can photograph life that truly touches the heart.
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and you can photograph life that truly touches the heart.
Get Volume 3 from $1.49
Written by Nasrul Eam
Photographs by Sujoy Das, Nasrul Eam
Edition: Collector’s Edition (02/06/2013)
Volume Three | Frame That Belongs to You
Photographs by Sujoy Das, Nasrul Eam
Edition: Collector’s Edition (02/06/2013)
Volume Three | Frame That Belongs to You
For a photographer, the process of visualization starts in planning routes. And in the Himalayas, this begins with understanding maps, reading guidebooks, and locating the sunrise and sunset points by drawing rough sketches of possible stopovers. This Article will help you explore all of this planning.
The Art of Hiking with Professional Camera Gear.
Back in 1965, when Colonel James OM Roberts organized the first trek in Nepal, solo trekking was a nightmare. At that time, there were no lodges, no emails or phones, and electricity in the Himalayas was a just daydream. Most trekkers joined groups that were organized by adventure travel companies, which is still the tradition today.
If you know where you are heading then hiking alone or with someone who is as enthusiastic about photography as you, can always ensure a fantastic trekking journey. We have you covered, as we provide the most valuable information in this article.
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