I love motorbiking. I have recently returned from the Himalayas where I was documenting a 1400km journey made by over 30 people on 350cc Royal Enfield Bullets. The landscape was literally out of this world. We road to a height of 18,340ft. If you would like to see the book I made of this incredible adventure click on this link… http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/2526661 The adventure was organised by www.endurohimalaya.com
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What can I say…? WOW now that’s some ride!
I have saved your link for viewing latter. It sounds awesome. The beginning black and white photos are wonderful. Blessings and safety in your future journeys.
Strong images – will look out your book. Many thanks for the post
Really awesome photos of your experiences.
Wow, looks like an amazing way to explore the Himalayans!
What an amazing way to explore this beautiful part of the world. Amazing photos too!
I love your adventure in photographs. Its not often that I get to take a visual journey in the Himalayas, thank you. Peace
What wonderful sights. Looks very harsh there in terms of the landscape. Wouldn’t want to break down out there. Thanks for sharing these photos. Connie
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The Himalayas are gorgeous, aren’t they ? Scores of people hike the beautiful mountains. They are truly spectacular. You have beautifully captured them here.
really, absolutely WOW! I have this dream in mind of crossing north-south Japan by motorbike, but this…. this definitely will be added to my list!
hey..I am from India and I try traveling to Leh every year. Yes, the place is outof this world. Last year (2011) I couldn’t complete the journey and was stuck mid-way and had to return..I have copied your link for further reading and will surely comment back again!
I just checked out the book btw, great job really!
WOW! Those pictures are incredible. The title caught my eye, and I am glad I stopped in to take a look. I cannot even imagine the thrill of such a ride in the Himalayas. Thanks for sharing.
Wow, I want to go there. But where in the Himalayas is it?
We travelled from Leh to Shimla in Northern India. Stunning place… makes you feel alive.
Love the first and second photo! Definitely on my list of places to see!
Fantastic is the only word I can think to describe your pictures. wow.
val
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Were you in Jomson by any chance? The geography looks hauntingly familiar as I hiked from Jomson to the bottom of the La Thorong pass setting up medical clinics along the way. Great photos and of course, you had stunning scenery to work with!
Hi, We travelled from Leh to Shimla in India, the range of mountains is so vast… sounds like you were doing amazing work whilst in Nepal.
There’s a reason why they are called mighty Himalayas, the final frontier! I have been to those terrain, not on a bike though, and you are correct the landscape is completely out of this world, weather could be hostile too, I am sure you must have got a taste of it too. I’ll check out your complete adventure on the link posted.
Awesome photos! sounds like an amazing adventure
These images are spectacular, very nice.
Incredible shots! Desolate, moving and just plain cool!
Looks like a killer adventure. Please enable your links so I can click on them.
Fantastic. How’d the Indian army treat you at the high passes?
That. Is. Awesome.
My husband and I both ride. He recently became an riding instructor. I wonder if we’ll ever fit in a ride like this! That would be awesome.
Beatifull !!!, can I download this?
found you at Freshly Pressed
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The pictures you took ara extremely BEAUTIFUL … I love the color black and white of the first and the second picture….
Congratulations! Your book looks fantastic, and what an amazing journey. My parents have just done Royal Enfield ride through India and Nepal – your book will be their next gift if can source it in NZ!
Amazing photos and what a journey! Very inspiring.
Oh my goodness, WOW!
I’ve always wanted to motorbike the karakoram highway. however, I don’t even know how to ride a motorbike, so I am happy to live vicariously through your photography!
Which is most excellent, by the way.
Love the detail in the middle B&W. Nice shot.
Man …. I gotta get myself a motorbike licence! This year is it!!!
Wow! Gorgeous pictures–how many photos did you snap on your ride?
Wow, what a journey! Your photos are amazing.
Himalayas has been one of the most isolated place on earth and those are the best places I want to visit someday. I never had left my hometown country Philippines before but wishing I could tour around the world. Amazing shot!
True beauty can only be experience by motorbike. As an avid rider myself, nothing could take away the inner peace experienced while on a motorbike. While I have never experience world travels, I have discovered local treasures that many miss through normal travel methods. The wonders of this world can only be truly experienced with wind rushing through your hair…
I have been to the Himalayas. Once before and then after marriage. First time for a trek, the second time it was more of a trip. Wonderful place to shoot. Especially the upper reaches – Leh, Ladakh, and the Kashmir Valley.
Nice snaps. Keep up the good work and the travel.
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Salil
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AMAZING. You are my hero.
wooww!! beautiful amazing pictures.. i always love black and white pictures, and these ones show so much emotion..
Very nice photography!
I miss my Enfield Bullet! Rode around on one in India some years back. Great experience!
Crazy people make world life truly interesting! Good job!
Wish I was there on my bike. Beautiful photos.
nice image>>>>>>>>!!!!!!!
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Wow!! its a great experience to drive Royal Enfield bullets and journey to himalays…..very adventurous and dangerous journey.