Sunrise from Volcan Sajama, Bolivia 23rd October 2010

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October 24th, 2010 at 21:52

modelCanon EOS 5D Mark II
copyright(c) Harry Kikstra, ExposedPlanet.com
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DateTime2010:10:22 06:10:10
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The story behind "Sunrise from Volcan Sajama, Bolivia"

Here is a recent image on the next ExposedPlanet, shot yesterday morning from the summit of Bolivia’s highest peak: Sajama.

Sajama is an extinct volcano – the crater is filled and covered with ice and snow- of 6542m high (21,463ft), it shadow towers over the Bolivian-Chilean border, lined with other mountains and the twin volcanoes of Parinacota & Pomerape, each of which are also higher than say, Denali (McKinley), the highest mountain in North America…

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