Panorama Photo

The summit right next to the sun - it recently became rather "famous" again for a kind of "traffic jam" which was caused by hundreds of people ascending or descending.
The "Aufnahmestandort" - it is a very popular target for hikers, close to a lake where there are also some occasions to the spend the night.
Not really more than a simple "Bergwanderung" but the environment in this region unfortunately does not offer as much oxygene as our beloved alps in the lower and middle regions ...

Indeed, the lakes are visible (in frozen version).
Close to the big one there is also a German bakery...
Cheers, Alberto.

Great! After your recent fb postings I was expecting pictures like this and I am very happy to see much more of these beautiful mountains.

I need to find a RAW processor the for my new Sony camera...
I read that support for the RX10 mk III was introduced with Lighroom 6.5.1, so my time-honoured 5.4.1 is no longer sufficient.
But if I look on the Adobe site for Lightroom 6, 7 or 8 then at the end I am redirected to a subscription to Lightroom CC...
Let us say that behaviours of this kind are very annoying!

This is teriffic.

A good raw converter for Sony should be Capture One

Everest is rather prominent from Gokyo Ri, for me it was the silhouette of Cholatse which made the decisive hint.

Christoph: actually, I saw (now I do no remember where) Capture One offered together with the camera. Not the whole program, of course, but only the part needed to develop the camera raws.
Meanwhile, judging from the camera jpegs, I have good expectations concerning Sony colors...

Dietrich: Cholatse is indeed a unique mountain. If you happen to own the invaluable book Himalaya alpine-style, go to the section dedicate do this mountain and find an incredible photo showing Ed Webster "flying" above the Dudh Khosi from an aerial bivac site on the W spur, in view of Gokyo and of the Rolwaling Himal.

I found Gokyo Ri an incredible viewpoint, even better than Mera Peak or Island Peak.
In my opinion, a strong competitor is the unknown Ngozumpa Tse, 5550 m GPS, 8 km north, located ad only 6 km from the summit of Cho Oyu (!), but due to its distance from Gokyo it is not feasible to be there at sunrise.
But also the "trivial" Kala Pattar should not be underestimated: http://bit.ly/2JZo45r
Cheers, Alberto.

I have already enjoyed many impressions of your journey on FB - now it is a great pleasure to see you again on p-p and to admire your panoramas - what a grandiose mountain landscape ... thanks for sharing, Alberto !!!

Cheers, Hans-Jörg

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