The floor of a glacial canyon wouldn’t lead you to believe you’re surrounded by walls as they extend some large distance. It’s only when you’re following them on each side you’re able to understand the context in which you’re in. This image represents a canyon wall and not a prominent peak or point of interest.
Wall To Wall
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