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    The sign to Mt Everest. Only 50% of people who embark to Base Camp make it. This is the make or break point. I am fortunately one of those successful, but it definitely wasn't easy. by: whylackie Views[243] There are so many temples throughout Nepal. They are beautifully and meticulously crafted - carved and painted - and looked after. I love this shot since it combines faith with supernatural themes due to it being night. by: whylackie Views[2556] Mt Everest. Locals and foreigners marvel at her beauty and domineering presence. After trekking to the base camp, I understand the necessary strength and persistence needed and appreciate how the Sherpas live in such a difficult terrain. I also admire how they are still so humble and friendly. by: whylackie Views[433] Nepal Pray Flags feature constantly throughout the Himalayas. Sherpas tie the flags to bridges and shrines that speckle the landscape as prayers to the five elements (sky, air, earth, water and fire) for a safe journey by: whylackie Views[396] Faith is extremely important in Nepalese culture. Many travel to temples for religious reasons. This man also wears the traditional hat of the Nepalese which has been lost in the younger generation. by: whylackie Views[357]
     

    Photos: Mt Everest Base Camp Trek

    Thursday, 10 Jan 2013 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    G'day, I'm 21 years old, recently graduated from university with a degree in Media Arts and Production. For as long as I can remember, I've always been fascinated with film and photos. I deeply believe that life is like film, we develop from the negatives.... Read more >
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