Long Gaze to Tibet
Limited Editon Fine Art Print. Numbered and signed.
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Shot in the Diskit in the Nubra valley, Ladakh - in the Indian mountain state of Jammu and Kashmir
This image was taken as part of my project ‘Rangzen’ On Tibetan Refugeees in exile.
Diskit Monastery is the oldest and the largest Buddhist Monastery in Nubra Valley, standing tall at an altitude of 10,300 ft in the cold desert of Ladakh. It was founded by Changzem Tserab Zangpo, a disciple of Tsong Khapa, in the 14th century, and belongs to the Gelugpa (yellow hat) sect of Tibetan Buddhism. It is a sub-gompa of the Thiksey Monastery.
PRINT DETAILS:
Giclée Fine art print - Printed on Canson Platine Fibre Rag 310, Museum grade. By leading Australian Master Fine Art Printer in Melbourne.
This paper is a combination of the premium 100% cotton Platinum paper with the latest microporous coating giving it the aesthetic and feel of the original F-Type Baryta Fibre darkroom paper.
Print has been dibonded and framed in Victorian Ash (japanese black) with arctic white mattboard.
Frame dimensions: 700 × 950mm By leading Australian Master Fine Art Printer. This paper is smooth with a fine texture and a light sheen which adds superb depth and clarity to the images.
Limited Editon Fine Art Print. Numbered and signed.
ABOUT THE ARTWORK
Shot in the Diskit in the Nubra valley, Ladakh - in the Indian mountain state of Jammu and Kashmir
This image was taken as part of my project ‘Rangzen’ On Tibetan Refugeees in exile.
Diskit Monastery is the oldest and the largest Buddhist Monastery in Nubra Valley, standing tall at an altitude of 10,300 ft in the cold desert of Ladakh. It was founded by Changzem Tserab Zangpo, a disciple of Tsong Khapa, in the 14th century, and belongs to the Gelugpa (yellow hat) sect of Tibetan Buddhism. It is a sub-gompa of the Thiksey Monastery.
PRINT DETAILS:
Giclée Fine art print - Printed on Canson Platine Fibre Rag 310, Museum grade. By leading Australian Master Fine Art Printer in Melbourne.
This paper is a combination of the premium 100% cotton Platinum paper with the latest microporous coating giving it the aesthetic and feel of the original F-Type Baryta Fibre darkroom paper.
Print has been dibonded and framed in Victorian Ash (japanese black) with arctic white mattboard.
Frame dimensions: 700 × 950mm By leading Australian Master Fine Art Printer. This paper is smooth with a fine texture and a light sheen which adds superb depth and clarity to the images.
Limited Editon Fine Art Print. Numbered and signed.
ABOUT THE ARTWORK
Shot in the Diskit in the Nubra valley, Ladakh - in the Indian mountain state of Jammu and Kashmir
This image was taken as part of my project ‘Rangzen’ On Tibetan Refugeees in exile.
Diskit Monastery is the oldest and the largest Buddhist Monastery in Nubra Valley, standing tall at an altitude of 10,300 ft in the cold desert of Ladakh. It was founded by Changzem Tserab Zangpo, a disciple of Tsong Khapa, in the 14th century, and belongs to the Gelugpa (yellow hat) sect of Tibetan Buddhism. It is a sub-gompa of the Thiksey Monastery.
PRINT DETAILS:
Giclée Fine art print - Printed on Canson Platine Fibre Rag 310, Museum grade. By leading Australian Master Fine Art Printer in Melbourne.
This paper is a combination of the premium 100% cotton Platinum paper with the latest microporous coating giving it the aesthetic and feel of the original F-Type Baryta Fibre darkroom paper.
Print has been dibonded and framed in Victorian Ash (japanese black) with arctic white mattboard.
Frame dimensions: 700 × 950mm By leading Australian Master Fine Art Printer. This paper is smooth with a fine texture and a light sheen which adds superb depth and clarity to the images.
THE ART OF VISUAL STORYTELLING
THIS collection features images captured authentically, without any AI manipulation, using CANON cameras during real assignments for NGO’s or personal projects. Each picture holds its own unique narrative, adding depth and character to your space.
Thank you for considering my work for your walls, and for championing the artistry of photographers.
Lamayuru Gompa and Monastery