Yes I am back in US, but I have lost part of my soul in that land of snow. I have developed all my negatives and about 15% of them are exposure errors (double exposures, blanks and etc. ). I have gone half of those printable ones with rough 4x5 contact sheets. I will be posting some of them here to share with you.
Pasang is our Tibetan tour guide who is so nice and funny. As a foreigner, you have to have a Tibet Entry Permit to visit Tibet and have to get that through a travel agency and have to have a guide all the time.
Dark narrow Lhasa streets...
Mr. Wang is a 22 years old Chinese man we met on our way to Mt. Everest and this is the 79th day of his bike ride from Beijing to Mt. Everest. Simply amazing!
Your worst shots are better than most people's portfolio images.... please keep them coming!
Monks at Rongbuk monastery near the base of the north side of Mount Everest at 4,980 metres (16,340 ft) above sea level.
Inside another monastery where over 800 monks lives today.
I was in Lhasa ten years ago. Against the advice from the guide books I opted not to acclimate by resting for 24 hours and immediately went out shooting. The next morning my friend knocked on my door but I couldn't move my limbs. Finally the hotel manager opened the door and they had to carry me into a taxi straight for the airport. I am sure I suffered some brain damage.
Considering the fact you risked your life and didn't listen to the wise advice by others, the damage may have been done previously to this incidentOriginally Posted by Rayt
Mr. Putin reincarnated as a Tibetan monk meditating in a sunny garden.
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