Photos of Everest

Everest


	The picture above was taken from the top of Gokyo Ri. It is a series of video stills stitched together and presented as a Zoomify image. You can pan around and zoom in and out with the controls below the picture. It shows Everest on the left then the Nuptse ridge, Lhotse and Makalu to the right. Panning further round is Cholatse. The quality is not great as it is just plain video frames. These photos were taken on the World Expeditions trek "Everest Arun Valley" in March 1998. It was our first visit to the Nepal Himalaya and was a real eye opener. For a written account click the log. It is in 3 sections. The pictures are video stills and rather poor resolution but they illustrate the walk. Click them for a bigger picture. The mountain button right will take you to a computer generated view of the trek with an animated fly through and several panoramas as well as photo comparisons. The slide show button to the left will take you to a slide show of the trek. It is a flash presentation with music and the button on it's bottom right will give a full screen view.	Graphics Trek Log

The picture above was taken from the top of Gokyo Ri. It is a series of video stills stitched together and presented as a Zoomify image. You can pan around and zoom in and out with the controls below the picture. It shows Everest on the left then the Nuptse ridge, Lhotse and Makalu to the right. Panning further round is Cholatse. The quality is not great as it is just plain video frames.

These photos were taken on the World Expeditions trek "Everest Arun Valley" in March 1998. It was our first visit to the Nepal Himalaya and was a real eye opener.

For a written account click the log. It is in 3 sections. The pictures are video stills and rather poor resolution but they illustrate the walk. Click them for a bigger picture.

The mountain button right will take you to a computer generated view of the trek with an animated fly through and several panoramas as well as photo comparisons.

The slide show button to the left will take you to a slide show of the trek. It is a flash presentation with music and the button on it's bottom right will give a full screen view.

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Trek Log