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Beautiful shot. Thanks for sharing! (I enjoy photos like this way more than blue sky horizons. This shows the power of nature/weather.)

Such a windy brutal area.

Thank you :)

I agree, blue skies are nice to hike in but storms make for great photographs

Yes there were high winds and thunderstorms in the late afternoon/early evening almost every single day we were there. It was good incentive to wake up early and hike fast to the next camp so you could wait out the storm in your tent rather than having to hike in the storm

Do my eyes see... reach?

So much less snow/glacier now than when I was in the Huayhuash in 1998.

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Amazing landscape image! Stunning view.

Instantly thought of Reach.