Jonny Byrne.

The Salar de Uyuni is the largest salt flat on Earth, a white ocean left behind by a prehistoric lake. After rain, a thin sheet of water turns it into the world's largest mirror, and the horizon simply stops existing.

These nine frames come from the flats and the flamingo lagoons scattered across the Bolivian altiplano. The set was featured by Bolivia's national tourism board. Every frame is available as a fine art print or for licensing.

Flags from around the world at the Dakar monument on the Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia
01 / Dakar flagsUyuni
Flamingos feeding in a shallow altiplano lagoon beneath a snow capped volcano, Bolivia
02 / Flamingo lagoonUyuni
A flamingo wading in a mineral colored lagoon in the Bolivian altiplano
03 / Red lagoonUyuni
Pink flamingos feeding in an altiplano lagoon in Bolivia
04 / The flockUyuni
A lone flamingo reflected in a shallow lagoon beneath a snow capped volcano, Bolivia
05 / SoloUyuni
Snow capped peaks reflected in an altiplano lagoon with flamingos, Bolivia
06 / ReflectionsUyuni
A photographer overlooking the red waters of Laguna Colorada, Bolivia
07 / Laguna ColoradaUyuni
An Andean fox in the snow of the Bolivian altiplano
08 / Andean foxUyuni
A tour jeep and a traveler reflected in the flooded Salar de Uyuni under a sky full of clouds, Bolivia
09 / Walking on cloudsUyuni