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WEIHAO PAN china
Photo © WEIHAO PAN
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Icebound Window
My images have been published in various media and magazine around the world. Including 1x gallery, Landscape Photography Magazine, Photo of the Day by Outdoor Photographer Magazine, Top Shot by National Geographic and Natural History Museum Image(UK) etc.
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entry description
This is a shot from my 3-week trip to the remote region of southeast of Tibet in March. This is not an ice cave. It’s just a massive blue iceberg being dropped off from a glacier during the summer and then being frozen in the winter. Most of these icicles are from two to six feet high. I was lucky to capture some beautiful light hitting on the peaks in the background after a storm clearing. The three peaks are called Mt. Risonggepu(Kona), which is named by the local Tibetan.about the photographer
I love outdoor and wilderness since I was a little kid. I picked up my first DSLR in 2010. At first, I just wanted to use the camera to record different things in my life. Two years later, I started taking landscape photograph and realize it combines my passion for wilderness and photography. It’s so charming that I couldn’t get away from it. Photography is an art of catching the light and expressing the personal view for me, and it also contains emotion. Through these photographs, I try to express my feelings for the locations I visit and the beauty of nature. I attempt to bring the experiences of my journey to the viewer.My images have been published in various media and magazine around the world. Including 1x gallery, Landscape Photography Magazine, Photo of the Day by Outdoor Photographer Magazine, Top Shot by National Geographic and Natural History Museum Image(UK) etc.
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