Tibetan Gazelle at Qing-zang Plateau

The Qing-zang Plateau, often called the roof of the world, forms one of the highest and most extensive elevated regions on Earth, its immense open grasslands and arid steppe offering a fittingly vast stage for photographing the Tibetan Gazelle. Travelling with the Tibetan Wildlife of the Qing-Zang Plateau holiday in November, photographers can make the most of this high-altitude terrain to frame the gazelle against the sweeping scale of the landscape. The openness of the grassland and steppe habitat gives plenty of room to work with light and composition across the plateau's wide horizons.