Tso Moriri Panorama

by Meethil on January 13, 2010

Tsomoriri Panorama

Tso Moriri (Tso Moriri Wet­land Con­ser­va­tion Reserve), in the Changth­ang area, is a High Alti­tude Lake with an alti­tude of 4,595 m (15,080 ft) in Ladakh, India and is the largest (Max Length = 19km, Max width = 3km) of the High Alti­tude Lakes in the Trans-Himalayan bio­geo­graphic region, entirely within India. In Novembe.…..r 2002 Tso Moriri was noti­fied a Ram­sar Site.

Shot with the Canon 16-35mm f2.8 lens on a hand-held Canon EOS 5D, this  is a 180 degree panorama of Tso Moriri.
The actual pic­ture is 24x62 inches (i.e. 5 feet long). Any­one wants a print? :)

Tagged as: Ladakh, lakes, panorama, Tosmoriri

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Dean Eades January 13, 2010 at 5:21 pm

very nice

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Meethil January 13, 2010 at 5:32 pm

Thanks Dean!

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virtualmic January 27, 2010 at 11:05 am

Wow, great panorama!

If pos­si­ble, can you share your tech­nique (hand held?!!) ?

I had vis­ited Tso­moriri last year. Have you look at some pho­tos.

Of course, I am not a pro. Please com­ment gen­tly. :)

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Jheenie February 4, 2010 at 12:54 am

I would LOVE to get a print :D
Are you giv­ing one for free??? :)

(Please be kind… I’m an unem­ployed student)

Seri­ously though, that’s a beau­ti­ful breath­tak­ing view of the lake. I can’t help won­der­ing how it must be to see such places in real life. My sis­ter took a trip a year back to Leh-Ladakh and had the good for­tune of stay­ing with one of the local fam­i­lies there, and she got to expe­ri­ence every­thing in a much more dif­fer­ent way than a reg­u­lar tourist would. It was infi­nitely bet­ter… I don’t think she wanted to come back!! :)

Are there more pho­tos of your Leh Ladakh trip?

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Meethil February 18, 2010 at 3:37 pm

:) I will give you a print for free but only if you promise to frame it!

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Jheenie February 18, 2010 at 11:42 pm

I do hereby solemnly swear to frame the print that you give me. And I won’t “just” frame it.… I will frame it and put it up in the main wall of my liv­ing room, as a “Pièce de résis­tance”… :)

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Jheenie February 4, 2010 at 1:19 am

Hi again.….
I just went through the rest of your blog and con­se­quently your web­site and.…I’m absolutely dumb­struck.
Your pho­tos are amaz­ing (to say the least…to say the VERY least).

I just told all my friends about your blog/website.….

Please tell me how one can get prints of your pho­tographs?
I’m cer­tain they won’t be free :)
But I’m VERY inter­ested to know if you do pro­vide prints of your pho­tos.… I don’t know if this is the right forum to put across this kind of query…so please excuse me if it isn’t.…

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Meethil February 18, 2010 at 3:40 pm

I pro­vide prints of some of my pho­tographs.
It also depends on how and where you would like to use them.
For non­com­mer­cial use, i pro­vide framed prints to be put up in your home or office.

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wasim March 9, 2010 at 5:40 pm

kadak hai!!

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