Hi Steemians ! Happy Earth Day!

On this grand occasion we are starting a new photo series of great Himalaya "THE HIMALAYAN LANDSCAPE PHOTO SERIES". Keep watching and reviewing!

Fasten your seat belt. I am now taking you to the uninhabited and never before seen regions of Himachal Pradesh, India where you get a golden chance to be one with nature, amidst the silence of the Himalayas. Read the descriptions of the photographs and the techniques I have used to obtain these shots. And do give your feedback of this journey!

Today's photo is of CHITKUL LANDSCAPE: THE LAST VILLAGE OF INDIA

The photograph above shows the Chitkul village landscape. Chitkul is a small village in the Kinnaur region of Himachal Pradesh, and it is called 'The last village of India', as just a few kilometers walk into the village leads one to the Indo-Tibet border. Chitkul is a picturesque village, a photographer's paradise. It is also the highest village in the valley. Seen in this picture is the Great Himalayan range in the background, and the Baspa river flowing through the landscape of Chitkul.

IMAGE DATA
Aperture: f/22
Shutter Speed: 1/60s
ISO speed: 100
Focal length: 28.8 mm (35mm equivalent)
Camera: Canon EOS 500D (hand held)
Lens: Canon EF-S 18-55mm IS lens

Clicked by: Rituraj Devaang Jain, Founder Sukhnidhey Films