Llamas Crossing Sign Metal Print

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Llamas are common across the Andes and often graze in large herds near main roads. A fully grown llama can stand almost 2m / 6ft high and weigh 150-200kg / 300-450lb, enough to do serious damage to a vehicle! This image was taken in Bolivia, the peaks in the background are the Payachatas ("twin" in the Aymara language) volcanos - Parinacota (L, 6342m / 20,805ft) and Pomerape (R, 6282 m / 20,610ft), which lie on the Chilean border.

Photograph © James Brunker. Reproduction, transmission or publication in any form without prior written permission strictly prohibited.

PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY AND PRINTS OF LATIN AMERICA AND OTHER COUNTRIES (INCLUDING USA, UK, SPAIN, PORTUGAL). Originally from the UK, I have spent most of the 21st century working leading expeditions, photographing and traveling throughout Latin America and have been based in La Paz, Bolivia since 2003. As well as South America my galleries contain a selection of images from a number of other countries across the globe that I have been privileged to visit over the years, whether for work, visiting family and friends or out of general curiosity. Fine Art America works with high quality printers and production centres in the USA, Canada, UK, Netherlands and Australia. Orders are automatically routed to your nearest manufacturing centre...