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I am always grateful for the opportunity that came along to fly across the Himalayan ranges on a chopper to Everest Base camp trekking. The light was just right casting sharp shadows of the mountains which seemed like a musical note to me. Having a 10-fps camera that is solid enough to capture the tiniest of data even in tricky conditions like this is like having a trustable friend for life. A high shutter speed, low ISO, and a mid-range aperture to keep as much of the frame in focus is what it took to capture these Himalayan ranges.

Details
ISO	100
Model	Canon EOS 7D Mark II
Shutter Speed	1/320
Aperture	f/7.1
Focal Length	20
Instagram handle	nithyarajapandian

Aerial view of The Himalayan ranges Landscape Photography

Nithya Rajapandian

A short hike in a sustainable preserved area in a remote mountain surrounded by forests and peaks, with paths for a short forest stroll, tropical forest and wildlife – took us to a cozy mountain edge to view this sunrise. Drifting the camera, a little to the far end from the actual sunrise, we were able to see the layers of fog were lit with this soft light of the sun rays. With a zoom lens, zooming to only this area with layers did fill the frame with the light that was right on spot.

Details
ISO	100
Model	Canon EOS 7D Mark II
Shutter Speed	1/200
Aperture	f/7.1
Focal Length	135
Instagram handle	nithyarajapandian

The Layers Landscape Photography

Nithya Rajapandian

I was on a trip to manali and ii saw this amazing house in middle of the valley which seems awesome

Details
ISO	100
Model	Canon EOS 1500D
Shutter Speed	1/250
Aperture	f/10.0
Focal Length	49mm
Instagram handle	@dvd_photoexplorer

Layers of MANALI Landscape Photography

Dhruv Desai

I shot this at Mirik, Dhaje. This shot was a kind of dream where i used to see people talk about the view. Lastly traveling about 5hours. The rain had just stopped and turning the weather clear. Considering it as my lucky day found out the spot, picked up my camera and shot it. Turned it into bnw because it is interpretive.