Terraces of Machu Picchu
We made our way along the main grounds of Machu Picchu toward the stairway that lead to the temple of Intihuatana. The steep terraced cliff face disappeared nearly 2000 feet into the Urubamba river valley below. I was more than a little uneasy with our exposure at this height, but the beauty of the vista made me imagine I was a condor, gliding through the sky.
Archival print, matted in white:
7” x 10” print matted to 11” x 14”
12” x 16” print matted to 16”x 20”.
The piece is titled and signed on the matting.
Contact me directly for international orders and custom options.
We made our way along the main grounds of Machu Picchu toward the stairway that lead to the temple of Intihuatana. The steep terraced cliff face disappeared nearly 2000 feet into the Urubamba river valley below. I was more than a little uneasy with our exposure at this height, but the beauty of the vista made me imagine I was a condor, gliding through the sky.
Archival print, matted in white:
7” x 10” print matted to 11” x 14”
12” x 16” print matted to 16”x 20”.
The piece is titled and signed on the matting.
Contact me directly for international orders and custom options.
We made our way along the main grounds of Machu Picchu toward the stairway that lead to the temple of Intihuatana. The steep terraced cliff face disappeared nearly 2000 feet into the Urubamba river valley below. I was more than a little uneasy with our exposure at this height, but the beauty of the vista made me imagine I was a condor, gliding through the sky.
Archival print, matted in white:
7” x 10” print matted to 11” x 14”
12” x 16” print matted to 16”x 20”.
The piece is titled and signed on the matting.
Contact me directly for international orders and custom options.
