The Path to Paradise by Robin Vetrady

Captured during an October journey toward the Thajiwas Glacier in Kashmir, this image documents the pristine beauty of the landscape following the season's first snowfall. The photographer skillfully navigated the crisp, wintry conditions to frame the majestic, snow-dusted peaks, emphasizing the serene isolation of the region. The composition is elevated by the interplay between the rugged mountain textures and the fresh, white blanket of snow, creating a visual narrative of discovery. This photograph stands as an award-worthy testament to the photographer's ability to translate the quiet, ethereal atmosphere of the high Himalayas into a compelling and evocative travel portrait.

The Path to Paradise by Robin Vetrady
Light & Composition Photo of the Day

Robin Vetrady

REGISTERED PHOTOGRAPHER

Based in Bangalore, India, Robin Vetrady balances a professional career in software engineering with a deep-seated passion for photography. Since beginning his journey with a DSLR in 2008, he has dedicated himself to exploring the nuances of landscape photography and portraiture. His work is characterized by a keen eye for natural beauty and a commitment to capturing intimate, evocative moments, often drawing inspiration from his travels and the people closest to him.

15.6/20
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576/500
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Award Reach | Reviews
51,137 views | 11 Reviews
Award Winner Photo of the Day
Award Date June 24, 2010
Value 12.0
Clarity 12.0
Composition 15.0
Style 13.0
Skill 12.0
Photograph Location
Thajiwas Glacier, Kashmir, India

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5.0/5 points
6,976/1,000 Social Share
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5.0/5 points
51,137/2,500 Page View
Reviews
0.6/5 points
11/100 Review
Submissions
5.0/5 points
576/500 Submission
Jury Score: 64.0/80
Resonance Score: 15.6/20
Total Award Score: 79.6/100

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11 replies
  1. Dhanya Kumar says:

    Beautiful picture…. After seeing the picture, I feel like I should plan a trip to Kashmir soon. It’s so beautiful. Great work ??

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  2. pasang tshering . Bhutan. says:

    wow, u r very lucky to travel there on that day, cause that was the perfect day for photography, it would have been different if u were not lucky. it’s a very beautiful picture, wonderful.

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  3. Pramod says:

    Hey Robin you have just Robbed the beauty in this Pic, amazing work. And such an awesome job in 2 years is simply horrible:)

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  4. Ashitha says:

    Hey.. totally breath-taking pic.. u have been able to capture the beauty of this place in ur pic in a way that others just fail to.. i salute u for this…superb.. mind blowing..

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  5. Ajith Aravind says:

    What a picture!There can’t be a better way to capture the spirit of this place. Backlight adds drama and the composition is spot on. Leading line, rule of thirds,contrast,puffy clouds – you name it; everything is there in this wonderful landscape picture. Well done Robin. Keep shooting.

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