Altiplano Vapor
Bolivian Altiplano

Altiplano Vapor

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Morning mist rises in horizontal layers above the Bolivian Altiplano, atmospheric stratification created by temperature inversions and altitude. Unlike the permanent stratification of rock or the decades-long patterns in elephant skin, these layers form and dissolve within hours. This is stratification at the fastest timescale in the collection, ephemeral banding that demonstrates how the same visual pattern operates across all temporal scales.

Dirk Collins, Planet 5 preservation photographer

Altiplano Vapor

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