Huayna Potosí is a 6088-metre-high mountain in Bolivia, about 25 km north of La Paz. It is part of the Cordillera Real mountain range and is one of the six six-thousanders in the mountain range. Its summit is covered in snow and ice and it is one of the most beautiful and famous mountains in Bolivia. Its proximity to the capital makes it a favourite climbing mountain.
This artwork is offered by Ronne Vinkx
Travel and landscape photography from over the world. Wide-angle landscapes, scarlet sunsets and panoramic city vistas inspire me. My style is characterized by intense colors and a high dynamic range.
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- Simple construction kit, you have to put it together yourself. View the assembly instructions.
A modern alternative to canvas
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