Edition: Limited
Annapurna II, Himalayas, Nepal
The 16th highest mountain in the world. But overlooked because it falls just short of 8000m. The center point of the Annapurna circuit, Annapurna II is a striking mountain, with vertical relief unlie any other, and glaciated slopes that crack like the sound of thunder at any point of the day. Ronnie Forslund's favorite mountain and a peak that he constantly dwells upon because of its under-appreciated beauty and elegance as it scrapes the sky.
"Seeing this view of Annapurna II was one of the most incredible I have seen of any mountain. This particular day, after the night's snowstorm that blanketed every peak in sight, including the ground I was standing on, I heard what must've been 5 or more avalanches, of which came from the Northern wall of Annapurna II. Though the peak was far away, these collapses collages of ice, rock, and snow, echoed through the region like thunder in the midst of a storm. It was intense, and humbling, but I could not take my eyes off such beauty and awe. I captured this photo very close to the final push above Thorong La, and after that, I never saw the mountain again."
Printed on Hahnemühle Museum Etching 350g Fine Art Paper - a stunning matte finish on beautiful textured paper where colors don't fade, even after a century. And, to finish the artwork, museum grade glass, a clear and fine coated glass designed specifically to preserve, and also to be antireflective.
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