Mount Everest Panorama Wood Print

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A stunning panorama of Everest (center) and Nuptse (right) from Kala Patthar. From this angle, Nuptse looks taller than Everest, although she is actually 3240ft lower. In the lower left corner of the photo, you can see the Khumbu icefall, which climbers must treacherously traverse as they leave Everest Base Camp and begin to tackle Everest.

Jose Luis Vilchez was born in 1981 in Leon, Nicaragua. He migrated to Miami in 1998, where he ran an embroidery and screen-printing business for ten years. After ten years in Miami, he decided to change his life by leaving everything behind and fulfilling his lifelong dream of traveling the world. Vílchez left Miami with little money and an ambition to know the world through the lens of his art. For two and a half years he traveled throughout Europe, Asia, North and Central America, and Africa. To finance his travels, he played the saxophone in the streets and made paintings which he sold along the way. After two and a half years on the road, Vílchez returned to the United States to pursue an education in the fine arts. He started his...