Panorama Photo

Perhaps the Betrachter interested in Mongolian/Siberian topics has already seen my panoramas «Late Malchin» (N.9888, then reworked as N.16185) and «Shepherdess of the Altai» (N.8227).
The present one, that I stitched now from pictures long abandoned on the disk, combines the daylight of the latter with the standpoint of the former - from which it also inherits the failure to cover the whole 360°. If in «Late Malchin» this was a consequence of the cloud layout, here it comes from the choice to leave the summit khadag in order to gain a balcony maximizing the view on the majestic Potanina glacier.
This work also marks a progress in the task of working out the virtually endless series of my 23-08-2011 panos, although now the priority for me is to provide a proper reworking of the highly instructive N.9762 which completes - together with the two mentioned before - the triptych of my favourites from that unforgettable mountain day. The "state of the art" is available on the Testplatz N.7449, if anybody wants to provide suggestions, complaints a.s.o.

N.B.: maybe some word is due in order to explain why this picture led me back so much to N.9762. The point is that here, at 260°, in the original (static.panoramio.com/photos/original/115218667.jpg) one sees a beautiful rock pyramid peeping from behind. Curiously enough, Udeuschle is of little help for its identification, since in the rendering it is shadowed by the non-existent Udeuschle horn marked at 252.5° in the Nairamdal view.
As a result... I was not able to reliably identify the pyramid yet, but I have no hurry: I like the idea of a world still with some unnamed pyramid and with some non-existent horn!