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Masherbrum (7821-M), Karakoram, Pakistan

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Patrick B

Amazing!

Voted 10/10

Great shot of Masherbrum. All your photos are incredible. Keep taking them!

Posted Oct 21, 2008 6:43 am


	Afzal	Re: Amazing!
	Hasn't voted	Thank you very much for your kind words about my photographs. I will add new photos of mountains within next few days and I hope you and all SP members will enjoy my photos too. You have also a great collection of Amazing and beautiful photographs. Regards, Afzal
		Posted Oct 21, 2008 8:27 am

lcarreau

This is a very

Voted 10/10

sharp-shaped and lovely mountain, Afzal!

We always look forward to your beautiful
photographs. (Have you been to other regions
of the Himalaya, or just on the Pakistan side?) What an incredible contrast with the
sky! How far away from 'Masherbrum' were you?

Larry of AZ

Posted Oct 22, 2008 12:03 am


	Afzal	Re: This is a very
	Hasn't voted	Thank you very much for your nice comments and vote to Masherbrum photo. I have never been in other region of Himalaya other than Pakistan. My all photos and albums focused on Pakistan. The Masherbrum Peak is considered on the most hardest climb in the Karakoram Pakistan. One can reach at the Masherbrum BC from Hushe village or Askole village. The photo taken from the Baltoro Glacier while trekking. One can reach the Masherbrum base camp from between the liligo and urdukas campsite via Masherbrum Pass. But due to hillocks and hidden cravesses, it is really very difficult to pass the Masherbrum pass. Beside the difficult route of Masherbrum pass many expedition teams have passed the Masherbrum pass in previous years. Best regards, Afzal
		Posted Oct 22, 2008 1:20 am


	lcarreau	Re: This is a very
	Voted 10/10	Thank you - I was just CURIOUS if you had journeyed outside of Pakistan, possibly into neighboring India. I was specifically interested in the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh, nearly 250 miles northeast of Bhutan. Looks like I need to spend more time with my "geographical" research! THANKS AGAIN, my friend Afzal of Pakistan! Larry of AZ
		Posted Oct 22, 2008 12:10 pm


	Afzal	Re: This is a very
	Hasn't voted	Thank you very much Larry. I wish that you will have a nice trip of India for your "geographical" research. I hope that one day you will also visit my beautiful country. Thanks agains, my friend of USA! Afzal from Pakistan
		Posted Oct 23, 2008 1:04 pm