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A Little Bit More of Ladakh
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AS WITH MY LIFE, “A WORK IN PROGRESS”
HELLO – WELCOME, Thiksey, Ladakh, 2008 I am still working on the goal of effectively “colorizing” black and white photographs. I am learning more each day, but I still find that it is very challenging for me to learn how … Continue reading
STUPAS
Stupas in Ladakh, 2008
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LADAKH REVISITED
Contemplation Summor Gompa (monastary), Ladakh.
LAND OF THE NOMADS
A village near the limit of where crops of barley may be grown. The altitude is about 13,000′. Lungser Kangri 21,000’+.
MY VENTURE TO KARZOK – ABOUT AS FAR AS ONE CAN GO VIA ROADWAYS
Thupten and I took a drive to the village of Karzok which is located at what I call “the end of the civilization”. As of 2008 this was as far as one could travel via motorized vehicles. It is located … Continue reading
THIKSEY MONASTARY
Thiksey Gompa (Monastery) is the gompa where I spend the most time. Thupten made arrangements for me to spend the night there. I spent an evening walking about with my camera in what became a “walking meditation”. Early the following … Continue reading
STUPA, LIKIR, LADAKH
The expression goes “it never rains in Ladakh”. On the day we drove to Alchi we took a side trip to Likir. I found the approach to the village and monastery to be a visual feast. Perhaps the fact that … Continue reading
A FEW MORE IMAGES OF DISKIT AND THE NUBRA VALLEY
Sunset over Diskit in the Nubra Valley
THUPTEN
My visit to Ladakh was in response to the family of the girl (Tenzin Angmo) that we sponsored. We were invited and urged to visit them in their Buddhist community in Ladakh. It worked out that I was the only … Continue reading