I saw majestic, admirable and remarkable mountains from the works by photographer B.Erdenebulgan. Even though he is just over twenty years old, he has taken the photographs of the highest peaks of Mongolia including Altai Tavan Bogd, Nairamdal, Tsast Tsambagarav, Sutai, Turgenii Noyon Orgil Deglii Tsagaan, Harhiraan, Delgerhaan as well as Mount Elbrus, the highest in Europe. Thus, he is already known by his unique style and creation within only five years.
"In order to shoot from undiscovered angles, I interested in mountaineering and hiking..."
I like drawing nature when I was a child because my grandfather was an artist. I have painted Mount Otgontenger for many times. Perhaps my talent in painting led me to the photography. Firstly, I took photo of Mount Bogd Khan by small compact camera and I really liked it. Since then, I have collected my money to buy Nikon. My reason for loving the photography is praise and words of encouragement. If people did not support me, I would not have been a photographer. I try to shoot beautiful nature and mountains which are difficult to reach. Therefore, I am interested in mountaineering and hiking in order to shoot from undiscovered angles.
"My first highest peak was Mount Asralt..."
Most mountaineers of Mongolia climb to Mount Asralt, the highest peak of Khentii mountains at first. Accordingly, I climbed to Mount Asralt during winter. I was in a hurry to shoot. After the shooting, I climbed to the near mountain and took the photograph of Mount Asralt.
"Mount Elbrus! The peaks and tops poked above the clouds and the sun rays reflected to the clouds..."
The most majestic and hearttouching peak for me was Mount Elbrus, the highest in Europe. Clouds under my feet, looked like an ocean. The peaks and tops poked above the clouds and the sun rays reflected to the clouds were speechless and amazing...
"My next peak is Tsagaan Suvarga which looks like a sharpened pencil, then Mount Everest..."
My dream is to climb to Mount Everest. But I always think that I will climb to Tsagaan Suvarga, beautiful peak like a sharpened pencil and one of the highest peak of Mount Altai Tavan Bogd.
"I am still learning to achieve for the best ..."
I think I am a good photographer. But I am still learning to achieve for the best. Photography eternizes every moment and writes history.
"I feel full after taking the photos I imagined before."
It is hard to climb mountains besides taking photography. For example; carrying heavy lens, preventing the camera from get frozen during the cold and battery failure. Climbers have to take more risk in some cases. I have never felt difficult because I am doing the work I love. It is wonderful to shoot in unique environment which can not be seen often. I feel full after taking the photos I imagined before.
"Horidol Saridag Mountains have Incredibly beautiful scenery..."
The place I always wanted to visit is Horidol Saridag Mountains. I have incredible feeling that Mongolia has such a beautiful place. There are steep mountains, forests and the highest waterfall.
WORKS OF PHOTOGRAPHER B.ERDENEBULGAN
Mount Delgerhaan, Horidol Saridag Mountains and white horse of Darhad
Lake Hoton in Tsengel Soum, Bayan-Ulgii aimag
Autumn in Har Zurhnii Huh Nuur, Hentii aimag
Tsagaan Suvarga in Ulziit Soum, Dundgobi aimag
The highest point of Mongolia, Huitnii Orhil, Altai Tavan Bogd Mountains (4374 meters high from the sea level)
The Color of harsh winter in Renchinlhumbe soum, Huvsgul aimag
2444 meters high from Lake Huvsgul
The amazing lights of nature. Zuunharaa, Selenge aimag
The west parts of the image is Russian territory and the east parts of the image is Mongolian territory.
Mount Deglii Tsagaan. 3590 meters high from sea level.
Uurtiin Tohoi, Uvurhangai Province
Mount Delgerhaan, Horidol Saridag Mountains
Sand dune of Ulaagchnii Har Lake
Mount Tsagaan Suvarga, Altai Tavan Bogd Mountains
Mount Elbrus, the highest in Europe. 4800 meters above the sea level
Four season can be seen in one picture. Harhiraan Mountains
Snow wave. Renchinlhumbe soum, Huvsgul aimag
Mountaineers protect their lives.
I saw majestic, admirable and remarkable mountains from the works by photographer B.Erdenebulgan. Even though he is just over twenty years old, he has taken the photographs of the highest peaks of Mongolia including Altai Tavan Bogd, Nairamdal, Tsast Tsambagarav, Sutai, Turgenii Noyon Orgil Deglii Tsagaan, Harhiraan, Delgerhaan as well as Mount Elbrus, the highest in Europe. Thus, he is already known by his unique style and creation within only five years.
"In order to shoot from undiscovered angles, I interested in mountaineering and hiking..."
I like drawing nature when I was a child because my grandfather was an artist. I have painted Mount Otgontenger for many times. Perhaps my talent in painting led me to the photography. Firstly, I took photo of Mount Bogd Khan by small compact camera and I really liked it. Since then, I have collected my money to buy Nikon. My reason for loving the photography is praise and words of encouragement. If people did not support me, I would not have been a photographer. I try to shoot beautiful nature and mountains which are difficult to reach. Therefore, I am interested in mountaineering and hiking in order to shoot from undiscovered angles.
"My first highest peak was Mount Asralt..."
Most mountaineers of Mongolia climb to Mount Asralt, the highest peak of Khentii mountains at first. Accordingly, I climbed to Mount Asralt during winter. I was in a hurry to shoot. After the shooting, I climbed to the near mountain and took the photograph of Mount Asralt.
"Mount Elbrus! The peaks and tops poked above the clouds and the sun rays reflected to the clouds..."
The most majestic and hearttouching peak for me was Mount Elbrus, the highest in Europe. Clouds under my feet, looked like an ocean. The peaks and tops poked above the clouds and the sun rays reflected to the clouds were speechless and amazing...
"My next peak is Tsagaan Suvarga which looks like a sharpened pencil, then Mount Everest..."
My dream is to climb to Mount Everest. But I always think that I will climb to Tsagaan Suvarga, beautiful peak like a sharpened pencil and one of the highest peak of Mount Altai Tavan Bogd.
"I am still learning to achieve for the best ..."
I think I am a good photographer. But I am still learning to achieve for the best. Photography eternizes every moment and writes history.
"I feel full after taking the photos I imagined before."
It is hard to climb mountains besides taking photography. For example; carrying heavy lens, preventing the camera from get frozen during the cold and battery failure. Climbers have to take more risk in some cases. I have never felt difficult because I am doing the work I love. It is wonderful to shoot in unique environment which can not be seen often. I feel full after taking the photos I imagined before.
"Horidol Saridag Mountains have Incredibly beautiful scenery..."
The place I always wanted to visit is Horidol Saridag Mountains. I have incredible feeling that Mongolia has such a beautiful place. There are steep mountains, forests and the highest waterfall.
WORKS OF PHOTOGRAPHER B.ERDENEBULGAN
Mount Delgerhaan, Horidol Saridag Mountains and white horse of Darhad
Lake Hoton in Tsengel Soum, Bayan-Ulgii aimag
Autumn in Har Zurhnii Huh Nuur, Hentii aimag
Tsagaan Suvarga in Ulziit Soum, Dundgobi aimag
The highest point of Mongolia, Huitnii Orhil, Altai Tavan Bogd Mountains (4374 meters high from the sea level)
The Color of harsh winter in Renchinlhumbe soum, Huvsgul aimag
2444 meters high from Lake Huvsgul
The amazing lights of nature. Zuunharaa, Selenge aimag
The west parts of the image is Russian territory and the east parts of the image is Mongolian territory.
Mount Deglii Tsagaan. 3590 meters high from sea level.
Uurtiin Tohoi, Uvurhangai Province
Mount Delgerhaan, Horidol Saridag Mountains
Sand dune of Ulaagchnii Har Lake
Mount Tsagaan Suvarga, Altai Tavan Bogd Mountains
Mount Elbrus, the highest in Europe. 4800 meters above the sea level
Four season can be seen in one picture. Harhiraan Mountains
Snow wave. Renchinlhumbe soum, Huvsgul aimag
Mountaineers protect their lives.