24 to 30 January 2018, Hemis National Park, Ladakh.
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(Ladakh Trip).
Links go to posts with the colour versions of the images (where there may also be more information). If an image does not have a link (or a caption), the preceding one applies.
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This post shows details of ice in Hemis National Park. In most cases, captions are superfluous.
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A bank of ice around a gravel bar in the Indus River.
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A frozen waterfall between out first camp and the village of Rumbak.
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Frozen rapids in the river.
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Views of the frozen river.
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Exploring the frozen river with a macro lens.
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More details of the frozen river.
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A small plant struggling to survive though covered by the icy river.
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Murray Foote 
I so appreciate your stunning images . . . thank you for sharing, and giving me a glimpse into your Life-altering adventure! :)) Dawn
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Thanks heaps, Dawn!
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My close friend, Susan, traveled through Tibet in the 90s. (She has studied with a Rimposhe and is part of a Tibetan group in Hawaii.) Over the years, she has shared with me many of her adventures (often death-defying!) and stories of ponies and yaks. I dreamed about her one night, after she sent me a colorful scarf/table runner as a gift. In my dream I asked, “Susan — I love what you sent, but tell me, is it a scarf? Is it a table runner? How shall I use it?” She answered: “That’s the beauty — it can be used as anything you want. You can even use it to catch up your yak!” With that, she reached behind her and wrapped the turquoise/white/black-patterned scarf around the neck of a tan-colored yak, turned and skipped away, the yak happily following. I called her next day to share with her my dream wisdom/whimsy, and we both got a good laugh :)) :)) :))
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Cool….to coin a phrase. 🙂
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Yes, it was a touch.
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Plenty of ice. A fascinating time of year to be there.
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I imagine the landscape was more beautiful as well as the prospect of snow leopards.
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Beauty in the frozen ice. Black and white photography allows you to examine the details in a photo.
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Thanks very much Robert! It is a different world when you get close.
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Some great photos in this post. Love your monochrome conversions.
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Thanks heaps Erich!
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