“I love you like the stars above, I'll love you till I die”
Meili Xue Shan is a mountain range in Yunnan and this image was taken from Feilai Si . The range consists of 13 peaks, and Mianzimu should be recognizable on the left. As mentioned previously it is considered one of the world’s most beautiful mountains and is the “Princess” of the range.
... The tallest peak is Kawagebo, which is also the tallest peak in Yunnan at 6740m. This is one of the most sacred mountains in Tibet, being the spiritual home of the warrior God of the same name. The mountain has not been summitted with many perishing while attempting to do so, including all 17 members of a Japanese expedition in 1991. Current Chinese laws have banned all future climbing attempts on cultural and religious grounds.
1dx, Zeiss 21mm, f2.8 ISO 1600, 30 sec
... The tallest peak is Kawagebo, which is also the tallest peak in Yunnan at 6740m. This is one of the most sacred mountains in Tibet, being the spiritual home of the warrior God of the same name. The mountain has not been summitted with many perishing while attempting to do so, including all 17 members of a Japanese expedition in 1991. Current Chinese laws have banned all future climbing attempts on cultural and religious grounds.
1dx, Zeiss 21mm, f2.8 ISO 1600, 30 sec
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Feilai Si
Photographer:
Alvin Ing
“I love you like the stars above, I'll love you till I die”
Meili Xue Shan is a mountain range in Yunnan and this image was taken from Feilai Si . The range consists of 13 peaks, and Mianzimu should be recognizable on the left. As mentioned previously it is considered one of the world’s most beautiful mountains and is the “Princess” of the range.
... The tallest peak is Kawagebo, which is also the tallest peak in Yunnan at 6740m. This is one of the most sacred mountains in Tibet, being the spiritual home of the warrior God of the same name. The mountain has not been summitted with many perishing while attempting to do so, including all 17 members of a Japanese expedition in 1991. Current Chinese laws have banned all future climbing attempts on cultural and religious grounds.
1dx, Zeiss 21mm, f2.8 ISO 1600, 30 sec
... The tallest peak is Kawagebo, which is also the tallest peak in Yunnan at 6740m. This is one of the most sacred mountains in Tibet, being the spiritual home of the warrior God of the same name. The mountain has not been summitted with many perishing while attempting to do so, including all 17 members of a Japanese expedition in 1991. Current Chinese laws have banned all future climbing attempts on cultural and religious grounds.
1dx, Zeiss 21mm, f2.8 ISO 1600, 30 sec
Ref:
Date:
Location:
Feilai Si
Photographer:
Alvin Ing
Black and White
“I love you like the stars above, I'll love you till I die”
Meili Xue Shan is a mountain range in Yunnan and this image was taken from Feilai Si . The range consists of 13 peaks, and Mianzimu should be recognizable on the left. As mentioned previously it is considered one of the world’s most beautiful mountains and is the “Princess” of the range.
... The tallest peak is Kawagebo, which is also the tallest peak in Yunnan at 6740m. This is one of the most sacred mountains in Tibet, being the spiritual home of the warrior God of the same name. The mountain has not been summitted with many perishing while attempting to do so, including all 17 members of a Japanese expedition in 1991. Current Chinese laws have banned all future climbing attempts on cultural and religious grounds.
1dx, Zeiss 21mm, f2.8 ISO 1600, 30 sec
... The tallest peak is Kawagebo, which is also the tallest peak in Yunnan at 6740m. This is one of the most sacred mountains in Tibet, being the spiritual home of the warrior God of the same name. The mountain has not been summitted with many perishing while attempting to do so, including all 17 members of a Japanese expedition in 1991. Current Chinese laws have banned all future climbing attempts on cultural and religious grounds.
1dx, Zeiss 21mm, f2.8 ISO 1600, 30 sec
Ref:
Date:
Location:
Feilai Si
Photographer:
Alvin Ing
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