Nature has endowed its largesse rather liberally on the Trans-Himalayan region of Ladakh. The barren and rugged hills in various locations are snow covered for six months in the year. The snow melts in summer months to feed its principal rivers - Indus, Zanskar, Shyok, Suru and others, winding their way through the deep mountain gorges or meandering through beautiful valleys, which are any photographer’s delight. Nature has also not been miserly in giving classic look to it’s brackish (salty) water lakes like Pangong Tso, Tsokar, Thatsang Karu and Tsomoriri. My visit to Ladakh in 2010 and 2012 has resulted in images of water bodies, which I think is a worthwhile posting.
Frame 1
Date: 31st May 2010
Location: Way to Spituk, Zingchen
Frame 2
Date: 24th May 2010
River Indus
Location:
Kidmang village, way to Tsomoriri
Frame 3
Date: 25th May 2010
Frame 4 Date:
5th June 2012
Location: Nemo
Frame 5 Date: 5th
June 2012
Confluence of Rivers Indus and Zanskar
Location : Nemo
Frame 6
Date: 1st June 2012
Location: Karchay Khar, Suru Valley
Frame 7
Date: 1st June 2010
River Shyok
Location:
Shyok Valley on way to Diskit ( Nubra valley )
Frame 8
Date: 1st June 2010
Location: Shyok Valley on way to Diskit ( Nubra valley )
Frame 9
Date: 1st June 2010
River Shyok
Location:
Shyok Valley on way to Diskit (Nubra valley )
Frame 10
Date: 1st June 2010
River Shyok
Location: Shyok Valley on way to Diskit (Nubra valley )
Frame 11 Date: 29th May 2010
Location: Shyok Valley on way to Diskit (Nubra valley )
Frame 11 Date: 29th May 2010
Lake Thatsang Karu
Location:
Way to Tsomoriri, Korzok
Frame 12
Date: 29th May 2010
Lake Thatsang Karu
Location: Way
to Tsomoriri, Korzok
Frame 13
Date: 25th May, 2010
Lake Pangong Tso
Frame 14 Date: 25th May 2010
Frame 15 Date:
28th May 2010
Location: Korzok
* Title frame: Panoramic view of lake Pangong Tso
Simply awesome clicks... looking forward to more...
ReplyDeleteThanks Sunaabh, that is surely encouraging.
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