That is one stunning photo. Utterly amazing. I love the way you can trace the path up the mountain. So do Sherpas get up that really fast then? Happy New Year too.
January 2nd, 2007 at 00:15
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Romke:
Gelukkig nieuwjaar to you! Thanks for the snow. We\'re still hoping to get some, but new year\'s in holland saw mainly rain, wind and fireworks.
January 2nd, 2007 at 08:45
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MC:
Happy New Year to you! Great feel for how grandiose this mountain really is. Beautiful detail.
Fanatastic. The perspective makes me think of ants climbing a ski slope.
February 4th, 2009 at 09:22
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Happy New year, all! Somehow this image felt right for New Years Day, do not know why actually.Anyway, this is one of the best parts of the climb of Mount Everest from the North -Tibetan- side. A maze of huge chunks of ice and snowy plateaus, this is the way from the upper parts of the Rongbuk glacier at 6600m to the NorthCol at 7000m altitud
That is one stunning photo. Utterly amazing. I love the way you can trace the path up the mountain. So do Sherpas get up that really fast then? Happy New Year too.
Gelukkig nieuwjaar to you! Thanks for the snow. We\'re still hoping to get some, but new year\'s in holland saw mainly rain, wind and fireworks.
Happy New Year to you! Great feel for how grandiose this mountain really is. Beautiful detail.
Wooooow! I think I would\'ve liked to have been a sherpa. Perhaps in another life.
Wow, this is an amazing shot. it looks like a wider angle than 50 mm.
Speechless!
Fanatastic. The perspective makes me think of ants climbing a ski slope.