HomeRendered HillsMountainsGraphicsFamily

Photographs of the Worlds High Mountains
3 peaks
This image was made with considerable difficulty. First I had to travel to Nepal and Pakistan, then these three great ladies had to be persuaded to pose together for this snap. This was more difficult than I expected. Everest, who refused to pose at all unless she was exclusively referred to as Sagamatha, insisted on being in the middle and she was not going to move from the Khumbu. She was , after all the "mother goddess". I managed to persuade Kangchenjunga to make the short move to the Khumbu by complementing her on her splendid covering of snow. "You put Sagamatha to shame" I said. K2 was not so easy as it is a long way from the Karokaram to the Khumbu region but she finally agreed only if she could be at Sagamatha's right hand and if I used lighting that was particularly flattering of her "good flank"

The tabs below will take you to the different sections
  • Everest
  • K2
  • Kangchenjunga
  • Annapurna
  • Ladakh
  • Tian Shan
  • Huayhuash
  • Torres del Paine
Everest
 Click on the picture to go to photos of the Everest region taken on our trek in 1998.
K2 This photo of K2 was taken from Concordia in 2001. Click it to see more.
Kangchenjunga Click the photo of Kangchenjunga taken from Pang Pema to see all the photos.
Annapurna We did the Annapurna Circuit in 2006. To see the photos click this picture of Gangapurna above Manang.
Ladakh The photos here are from the "Himalayan Traverse" trek that went from Manali to Leh, traversing Zanskar and Ladakh. We did this in 2003.
Khan Tengri This photo of Khan Tengri links to photos of the North and South Tian Shan Ranges. This was done in 2005,
Huayhuash I did the Huayhuash Circuit in Peru in 2005. The picture here will take you to the photos.
Paine Circuit We walked the Paine circuit in Patagonia in 2007. Photos and video can be found here.
In each section you will find slide shows and links to computer generated landscapes of the areas. There are a few panoramas and some images in the "zoomify" format that you can pan around and zoom into withour loosing resolution. There are also some logs of the treks and so far one 10 min video of the Paine trek.