TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHY ADVENTURE - Photography by Ewen Bell

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WHO TRAVELS WITH USOur photographic journeys appeal to boththe young and old, the experienced andnovice. Most tours are made up of peopleaged 25-65, and occasionally older oryounger still. It doesn’t matter what yourskills and interest in photography are, youwill enjoy sharing a creative and immersiveexperience with like minded people. Youcan read feedback from our past travellersby visiting www.ewenbell.comTRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHY ADVENTUREPRE-TRIP DOSSIER 2012/2013NEPAL12/14www.rawtravel.comwww.ewenbell.comCopyright Ewen Bell
PRE-TRIP ESSENTIALSPackingChoosing the right clothing is very important. You want to have enoughclothes to stay warm or cool yet not over pack. Usually you will have warmdays and cold nights. A warm jacket either fleece or down can be better forthe evening. Long under wear and wool socks are good for warmth too.We encourage people to bring a light pair of pants and shorts for hiking.Sunscreen and glasses are a must. Most gear can be purchased in Kathmanduor Pokhara at one of the many outdoor gear shops. Pack comfortable shoestoo, as we will be walking a lot.Before the tour departs youw ill be provided with a deetailed Pre-DepartureGuide which lists suggested items for packing and other useful information.This is a demanding trip for both luggage and camera equipment, coveringsnow capped mountains, lowland plains and everything in between.WeatherThe weather in late February to early March should be good. Clear viewsmake this time a year one of the most important seasons to visit Nepal. Itmight be sunny during the day and cold at night, especially at the higheraltitudes. Sudden rain storms or snow flurries are always a possibility. Beprepared!AltitudeOur routes are carefully planned to allow for properacclimatization in order to minimise the risk of adversereactions. Quick changes in altitude can lead to accuatealtitude symptoms, so we avoid that entirely and take theslow path to higher ground over several days. During thetransition you may feel some effects of altitude such asbreathlessness, lethargy and mild headaches. Maintainingadequate fluid intake and going slowly is the key to handlingthese conditions.Your tour leaders do not use specific drugs to aid with alitude,such as Diamox, but please consult your doctor to discusswhether such medication is suitable for you. If you are takingsuch medication please be sure to advise the tour leaders sothey can be prepared for contr-indicators of such medicine.Altitude sickness can be a worry for many people. Mostsymptoms are not cause for worry and are usually just anuisance. We take great care to design this journey to ensureyou have a gradual and comfortable ascent.Great GuidesWe are prepared for any emergency situation. Our guides are trained in firstaid and can deal with most of the basic ailments that occur at altitude, inthe jungles or downtown Kathmandu. Every traveller must have full travelinsurance before coming to Nepal. If an emergency occurs, we will evacuatedyou to one of the International clinics in Kathmandu and contact your travelinsurance for you.TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHY ADVENTUREPRE-TRIP DOSSIER 2012/2013NEPAL13/14www.rawtravel.comwww.ewenbell.comCopyright Ewen Bell
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