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Lena Dobrowolska and Teo Ormond-Skeaping explores climate changes on the alluring land of Central Asia

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Among Giants

The mighty Ama Dablam. Khumbu Valley between Dingboche and Lobuche. Himalayas, Nepal.

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One of my favourite shots from 2016: a baby yak gnaws on prayer flags outside the monastery in Litang, Kham

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// temples and sunsets over Kathmandu

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Blue for the sky, 

White for the clouds, 

Red for fire, 

Green for water, 

Yellow for the earth. 

Buddhist prayer flags wave above the old town of Leh, capital of Ladakh, in far northern India. 

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Inspired by Nepal: Bringing some colour to the grey rock and ice world of the Bugaboos. 

While strands of prayer flags are commonplace in the Himalayas, I believe their spiritual meaning can be appreciated in alpine places across the world. For those of us whose hearts are ever drawn to the wild, all mountains are sacred places.

Crescent Spire, Bugaboo Provincial Park, BC Canada

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Ama Dablam

Khumbu Valley Himalayas, Nepal

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Annapurna mountain range from Poon Hill, Nepal

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Bright new prayer flags on a bright blue day, carrying their prayers on the wind across the land … om mani padme hum 

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Hello, I'm producing a chapbook of my Tibet-related writings and wonder if it would be possible to use the beautiful main photo on your tumblr (the one to the right of this inquiry box) on the cover of the book. Could you let me know? Many thanks and looking forward to hearing from you. Ann Tashi Slater

None of the photos that are on my tumblr belong to me! So to me, it’s fine, but I’m not the person to ask! I’m not sure the original source of the picture you’re talking about, but it’s likely that I found it on Flickr - you can find a lot of beautiful prayer flag photos on flickr or 500px, and contact the photographer directly!

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Domain of the Snow Spirits

Taken from the Summit of Gokyo Ri, Khumbu Valley, Himalayas Nepal. The two biggest peaks on the left are Arakam Tse and Cholatse.

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