Dhaulagiri Massifs by Octaganoid
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Description
This a photo of Dhaulagiri, taken at an altitude of about 2800 metres in the forrested hills near Chomrong in the Annapurna reserve of the Nepalise Himalayas. Dhaulagiri is 8167 metres and is the seventh highest mountain in the world. It forms the eastern anchor of the Dhaulagiri Himal. Dhaulagiri means "White Mountain". Below Dhaulagiri(not visible) is the deep gorge called Kali Gandaki of which Dhaulagiri vertically rises an astonishing 7000 metres above.
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Regards.. Shaun
Comments (15)
artaddict2
Awesome view!
packermarvin
wow, very impressive.
Meisiekind
Look at those layers of blue... Absolutely stunning Shaun. I am really enjoying this Himalayan series! :)
Maori
Another super fantastic view!!!!
jccj56
Beautiful Scene!!
tennesseecowgirl
Lovely!!
Alex_NIKO
Fine high-mountainous landscape.. cool shot Shaun!
lwperkins
The funny thing is that the mountain in the foreground would be a gorgeous thing on it's own without the huge thing in back! It's hard to believe the vertical rise of that monster!
Fidelity2
You are the greatest.
erskogly
I realy want to go to the Himalayas one day, the mountains are just mindbogglingly huge and majestic. Thanks for the look at one of the giants:)
MrsRatbag
A humbling scene! Excellent capture!
bronwyn_lea
This is gorgeous! Magnificent mountains!
auntietk
The way the light shines on that peak is just glorious. Beautiful shot!
lyron
Excellent scene!!
lesbentley
A very impressive shot. It conveys well a feeling of great mass and size.