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Adventure photographer Tim Kemple has made a project of photographing some of the world’s tallest peaks from high-altitude planes and helicopters. ‘I’ve always been fascinated by the mountains. Call it a genuine obsession honestly,’ he tells Resource Travel.
Given the potential risks – and great expense – to fly near these behemoths, Kemple has been working on his passion project slowly, crossing locations off his list one by one. When he’s done, he hopes to have captured each of the seven summits and a number of his favorites photographed. We’d say he’s off to an excellent start.
Read the full interview and see more of Kemple’s photos at Resource Travel
Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)