Annapurna I
Annapurna I, the tenth highest mountain in the world. A wall of ice and rock that has been at the heart of high-altitude Himalayan climbing ever since it was originated. Known as the first 8000m peak to ever be climbed, it has gained more reputation as being the most deadly mountain on earth. It serves a great barrier between the southern Nepali sub tropical forest, and the north side creating a stark contract in climate because of its size and power. This moment of beauty, taken from a winter morning at Annapurna Base Camp reveals the scale and majesty that this mountain holds, despite its fearful presence.