The Karakoram Mountains of Northern Pakistan - The throne room of the Mountain Gods
The talk is a mix of travel, street, adventure and landscape photography and has been constructed to take the audience on the journey with the images telling the story of life on mountaineering expedition.
It is a photographic record of a journey into the remote regions of Gilgit - Baltistan and the Karakoram mountains
A challenging travel/mountaineering photography journey over three weeks, at high altitude, on the Baltoro Glacier in the Karakoram mountains of Northern Pakistan where 4 of the worlds 14 - 8000m peaks lie. The Karakoram mountains, however, are very distinctive while most of the world’s highest peaks are blanketed in snow and ice, the Karakoram is an exception. The mountains are vertical jagged outlines of granite spires glistening in the sun on slopes that are often too steep for snow to lie. The Baltoro Glacier is one of the worlds longest outside of the polar regions and our journey follows the glacier into the mountains. All of these aspects combine to make this a truly fascinating and photogenic region which has been visited by many of the world leading photographers including Vittoria Sello and Galen Rowell.
Views: 321 | Enquiries: 0An award winning Photographer, International Mountain Leader and World Traveller based near Glasgow, Scotland. I am a landscape and travel photographer and my interest in photography began over 40 years ago when I bought my first film camera. Exploring the mountains and winter landscapes, as a Mountain Leader, both at home and abroad has allowed me the opportunity to travel and record images of many of the world’s remote areas that are not often seen or visited.
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