Masters of Landscape Photography.
It’s a book title that is 100 per cent accurate, with images taken by 16 of the world’s leading landscape photographers who are clearly at the very top of their game. The book’s editor, Ross Hoddinott, says that ‘each photographer has been chosen because of their pedigree and reputation in… an increasingly crowded field’.
The pictures come from all corners of the globe and include the immense Trango Towers mountains in Pakistan, the ice fields of Greenland, the Lofoten Islands in northern Norway, the Lake District in northern England and the Seljalandsfoss waterfall in Iceland.
Accompanying the pictures are captions that explain how the photographer achieved the shot and technical information about the settings used.
But you may just want to stare and let the jaw drop.
Here MailOnline Travel presents a tantalising selection of photographs from the book, published with permission from Masters of Landscape Photography, by Ammonite Press, RRP £25, available online and from all good bookshops.