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ANNAPURNA SPRING

From the dusty streets of the Du’ to the touristy lakeside of Pokhara. The jumping point to the Annapurna range. I’ve done this little loop before and it doesn’t get old. It’s feels different every time yet it remains the same in a sense.

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EMILY POLAR

Originally from the flat lands of the Midwest, Emily has journeyed far from home connecting with cultures and perspectives from around the world. As a National Geographic Travel contributor Emily views photography as a means to inquire into the human experience and our relationship to the lands we inhabit. Currently Emily splits her time between Nepal and California collaborating with like minded clients while working on personal projects.

2 responses to “ANNAPURNA SPRING”

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    BaRTZap

    Very nice shots. They make me miss Nepal and those exhausted-but-happy-trekking-days in Annapurna route.

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