Cholatse (6440m) from the Khumba Valley side. Sagarmatha National Park, Nepal.
Taken with Canon IXUS 80.
Cholatse (also known as Jobo Lhaptshan) is a mountain in the Khumbu region of the Nepalese Himalaya. Cholatse is connected to Taboche (6,501m) by a long ridge. The Chola glacier descends off the east face. The north and east faces of Cholatse can be seen from Dughla, on the trail to Mount Everest base camp.
Beautiful composition, including dof, exposure, depth of color and clarity! I have to wonder if people live in that stone house? I can only imagine how chilly the winters would be! : )
yes im not sure about thats sandy, it was freezing in summer at times, id think they would have to move on in winter. thanks heaps sandy !
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Beautiful work Dean!
thanks heaps tim, would love to be back there !
– Dean Cunningham
G’day Dean!
Thanks for taking us to places many have never seen. Excellent images! :)george
thanks heaps george, nice of you to say – theres so much beauty on this planet !
– Dean Cunningham
Awesome scenery mate beautiful shot
thanks a lot roy – worth all the hard trekking haha, actually i loved every minute of it !
– Dean Cunningham
Wow Dean .. next time you go let me know and maybe 10-12 photo friends from Holland come along !! (^_^)
Spot on mate
haha yes no worries john – im keen to get back there – thanks a lot mate !
– Dean Cunningham
Congratulations, 16/11/2011………Shirley
thankyou very much for the feature shirley !
– Dean Cunningham
nice capture
thanks a lot wormink !
– Dean Cunningham
it looks like an amazing place fantastic capture :)
thanks angie – yeah nepal is awesome, photographs everywhere !
– Dean Cunningham
Beautiful composition, including dof, exposure, depth of color and clarity! I have to wonder if people live in that stone house? I can only imagine how chilly the winters would be! : )
yes im not sure about thats sandy, it was freezing in summer at times, id think they would have to move on in winter. thanks heaps sandy !
– Dean Cunningham
Wonderful landscape – great picture!
thanks heaps bernhard, its a beautiful area !
– Dean Cunningham
thankyou very much for the feature joseph !
– Dean Cunningham