Ladakh
is a place that’s probably best described as “outworldly.” The unmatched beauty
of this place attracts travellers from all parts of the world. The multi-hued
mountains silhouetting at a distance, the clear blue skies with occasional
white clouds floating in their vastness and reflecting in the calm blue waters
of the lakes, Ladakh is as picturesque it can get. That is the reason why it is
also a photographers’ den.
So,
if you are also headed to experience the stark beauty of Leh and Ladakh and
capture them in your camera, learn a few tips and tricks beforehand to bring
back home Ladakh as it is. The best way to capture the mountains of Ladakh
within your camera frame is to zoom out the regular wide angle lens of your
camera. The Ladakh landscape metamorphoses from steep lunar rock formations to
vast stretches of white dessert in the Nubra Valley and then again to serene
blue water in the Pangong Lake. All these make the place a true delight for the
photographers.
Carrying
a sturdy tripod is most recommended during your trip to Ladakh. You would also
like to capture the mystical Tibetan Buddhist monasteries and the monastic
lifestyle in your lenses. The place is ideally visited from July to September
when the roads are clear and almost every region in Ladakh is accessible for
the travellers. Besides the stunning scenery, photographers are also enamored
by the exotic wildlife and bird life that abounds this magical Himalayan village.
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