TOQLARAJU

     Notice the difference between the photos.  You should be able to tell what was shot on film and what was shot on digital.  Both cameras were Nikons and comparable price ranges.  Film is still better that  digital at capturing true and rich colors.  These photos are from an attempt at climbing a mountain in which we were turned back soon after high camp.  Our high point was 18,300 ft. before we turned around where the normal snow bridge crossing had collapsed.

THE APPROACH

collonsign&child01.jpg (79861 bytes) guysandgeaar01.jpg (121093 bytes) ishinkavalleyapproach02.jpg (105985 bytes) jeffatgate01.jpg (127222 bytes)

ishinkavalleyapproach05.jpg (109258 bytes) ishinkavalleyapproach01.jpg (73450 bytes) ishinkavalleyapproach04.jpg (82677 bytes)

  UNLOADING GEAR

unloadinggear02.jpg (101993 bytes)unloadinggear03.jpg (109296 bytes)unloadinggear01.jpg (106161 bytes)

 BASE CAMP

settingupbase01.jpg (107932 bytes) cooktent03.jpg (84722 bytes)  cooktent01.jpg (73788 bytes)

jeff_skiishinkavalley01.jpg (105986 bytes)  chris_pumpingwater01.jpg (89586 bytes)

HUALING GEAR TO HIGH CAMP

toqlarajuhighcampbreak01.jpg (117663 bytes) jorge05.jpg (62552 bytes) jorge04.jpg (61139 bytes) jorge02.jpg (65819 bytes)

toqlarajuhighcampapproach02.jpg (73899 bytes)jorge03.jpg (76752 bytes)toqlarajuhighcampapproach03.jpg (69251 bytes)

HIGHCAMP

tents_highcamp01.jpg (64165 bytes) highcam3.jpg (170334 bytes) michael_chris_skiphighcamp01.jpg (76460 bytes)

ranrapalca02.jpg (40702 bytes) toqlarajurouteview01.jpg (45289 bytes) toqlarajurouteview02.jpg (55970 bytes)

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