The journey, day by day
In my own words, from my notes. Tap a 📍 place to fly the 3D map there, or any photo to open it full-screen with its EXIF.
Gurgaon to Spiti in a Thar Roxx, in deep winter. Black ice, a broken tie rod, −15 °C on a Bolero roof, and a lot of stars. Every dot is a photo or video, placed where it was taken.
The crew: Anjul, Nitin, Zatin, Deepak and me. Photos from my Sony A7 III, iPhone and DJI Mini 3 Pro, plus Nitin’s shots from the shared album.
In my own words, from my notes. Tap a 📍 place to fly the 3D map there, or any photo to open it full-screen with its EXIF.
The 3D map uses real elevation data, so you can stand where we stood and look at the same ridgelines. Each button puts the camera at a viewpoint and points it at the peak.
Identifying the Kinner Kailash range. I used this labelled panorama from Kalpa (by @mountain_daughter_baljeet) to name what we saw around Reckong Peo. From left to right it labels Kinnaur Kailash 4,740 m, Kinnaur Kailash Peak 6,050 m, Jorkanden 6,473 m, Pt 6050 and Raldang 5,267 m. Peak positions come from OpenStreetMap.
Taken straight from the EXIF of every file in the two albums.
Videos are excluded, since the downloaded copies keep no camera tag.
The trip day runs to 4 AM, so midnight shoots count with the evening before.
■ exposures of 2 s or longer, mostly stars. ■ everything else.
All of it, resized for the web. Originals stay in the All Photos and Edited Photos albums. Filters also apply to the map.