Wow, amazing pictures Ladislav. Thanks for your invitation to visit your beautiful albums! Perhaps i might use your (photography) skills to help me covering the world in images on my photo stock website: http://www.image-atlas.com. Please let me know what think. Keep up the good work. Friendly regards from Holland, Michel.

said Michelbergsma2 2008.04.20 at 13:26:00 PDT

Very effective light and shadow in this picture -- the shadow helps to bring out the steepness of the mountains. The presence of these high fields is a testimony to the resourcefulness of human beings. Thank you for letting us know about this spot.

said green298 2008.04.12 at 05:26:21 PDT

My friend, in looking at my albums, you asked me to look at this one, and now that I have opened it, I am surprised to find BARLEY growing at this high altitude in Tibet! And this photo is stunning - for it's composition, it's clarity, and it's simplicity and beauty. I'm in for a treat, I see, as I click to see the next photo in your album. Thanks for the invite! Keep up the good shooting! Art

said doctorart 2008.04.12 at 02:41:48 PDT

You have an amazing eye for composition and it shows in this picture. I hope to continue seeing more beautiful images like this.

said MelaTesta 2008.04.12 at 02:28:30 PDT

Beautiful landscape!

said torokbel102 2008.04.11 at 12:16:00 PDT

What a superb scene, and setting. Great photo. I'd love to go visit there someday, it looks so beautiful

said hagar1969 2008.04.11 at 00:17:49 PDT

Nice photo - You must have spent a lot of time travelling around there to find such beautiful places. anthonymaw.com

said anthonymaw1 2008.04.10 at 14:11:11 PDT

Great Photo... you should add some tags...make it easier for folks to come upon it. Thank youfor your comment Sir. Peace...

said acemed264 2008.04.10 at 01:44:54 PDT

It's very fantastic scenery of nature. Nick

said xwebfoto02 2008.04.10 at 00:18:14 PDT

Hi, Thanks for your comment...this is so beautiful, and well captured, an much appreciated. A place I will never see with my own eyes. This sure represents a different way of life, a slower way, and I am sure they do not use pestisides which is destroying our eco system! Thanks so much for you invite to this lovely photograph. I will look at your whole album, and I must be honest with you....my dial up is very slow....so most times I view only the thumbs, unless it is something so striking as this. Look forward to seeing more of your work. This photograph should be featured. Thanks!

said ccwri 2008.04.09 at 19:06:50 PDT

a breathtaking image!!!

said gloridays 2008.04.09 at 16:57:22 PDT

This is an amazing picture!! It makes you want to be standing there....enjoying everything around you. ~Gail

said MsElanna 2008.04.09 at 14:32:30 PDT

I would give my soul to get there, I have deep respect and love for Tibet, poor monks roast that barley then grind it ina powder and that is thier tea what they drink...Barley is the most nourishing of all oats, so they can survive..I hope we live to see the day of FREE Tibet...Ladislav you made my day,....Thank you...Marra...I will come back as today morning I am busy....of course I didnt find my album on members choice:) Would you paste a red arrow for silly old ladies???? Have a great day...and I was born in Transylvania, just sadly now is Romania....

said rosemarra 2008.04.09 at 07:00:05 PDT

It is amazing to see barley field at that elevation! Our home town is almost equal to foothills of Tatra mountains. Every spring arrives at least two months later than lower lands.

said komierowski 2008.04.07 at 07:20:20 PDT