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How Mountains Are Made is a 3D virtual gallery on MyGallery3D, a walkable online exhibition of 14 works. Step inside and explore it in your browser: no app, no headset.

About this 3D exhibition14 works

How Mountains Are Made

A 3D virtual gallery of mountains: high, cold, indifferent places, and the slow collision of continents that raised them.

The photographs in this online exhibition are contributed by photographers on Pexels and are free to use. Each is credited to the person who took it.

Works in this exhibition

  1. Alpine Peak, Clear Light, from How Mountains Are Made

    Alpine Peak, Clear Light

    A snow-covered mountain peak rises against a clear blue sky. The image captures the stark clarity of high altitude.

    Photograph by Tembela Bohle, via Pexels.

  2. Alpine Dusk, from How Mountains Are Made

    Alpine Dusk

    Mountains in soft sunset light suggest the quietness of high places at day's end. This serene moment captures mountain beauty in transition.

    Photograph by Raymond Petrik, via Pexels.

  3. Winter Landscape, from How Mountains Are Made

    Winter Landscape

    Snow-covered peaks stand against blue sky with scattered clouds. The image distills the quiet essence of mountains in winter.

    Photograph by Diana ✨, via Pexels.

  4. Rocky Heights, from How Mountains Are Made

    Rocky Heights

    Snow-covered peaks dominate a rocky mountain landscape under clear skies. The photograph documents the texture and drama of high places.

    Photograph by Valdemaras D., via Pexels.

  5. Vast Peaks, from How Mountains Are Made

    Vast Peaks

    Snow-capped mountains rise against an expansive blue sky. A landscape that speaks to the scale and grandeur of high terrain.

    Photograph by Nikita Krasnov, via Pexels.

  6. Peak in Cloud, from How Mountains Are Made

    Peak in Cloud

    A single snow-covered summit nearly disappears into cloud. The obscured view reminds us that mountains often hide their own heights.

    Photograph by Sergio Zhukov, via Pexels.

  7. Peak at Sunrise, from How Mountains Are Made

    Peak at Sunrise

    A snow-covered mountain peak catches the early light under clear skies. The photograph captures a moment of stillness in high places.

    Photograph by Ekam Juneja, via Pexels.

  8. Aerial Winter Landscape, from How Mountains Are Made

    Aerial Winter Landscape

    Seen from above, snow-covered mountains unfold across the frame. This aerial perspective emphasizes the scale of high places.

    Photograph by Bas Linders, via Pexels.

  9. Clear Alpine View, from How Mountains Are Made

    Clear Alpine View

    Snow-covered peaks stand sharp against clear sky. The clarity here offers a different kind of mountain presence: clean, bright, defined.

    Photograph by Alan Kabeš, via Pexels.

  10. Winter Peaks, from How Mountains Are Made

    Winter Peaks

    Snow-covered mountain peaks stand sharp and defined beneath clear winter light. A study in the stark beauty of high altitude.

    Photograph by Marek Piwnicki, via Pexels.

  11. Alpine Peaks, from How Mountains Are Made

    Alpine Peaks

    Snow-covered Alps peaks rise into clear blue sky. The photograph captures the distinctive character of this high mountain region.

    Photograph by Heinz Klier, via Pexels.

  12. Forest and Peak, from How Mountains Are Made

    Forest and Peak

    Snow-covered summits rise beyond a forested lower slope. The layered composition shows how mountains dominate their surroundings.

    Photograph by eberhard grossgasteiger, via Pexels.

  13. Himalayan Summit, from How Mountains Are Made

    Himalayan Summit

    A dramatic clouded sky frames a snow-capped Himalayan peak. The interplay of cloud and stone defines this high landscape.

    Photograph by urtimud.89, via Pexels.

  14. Himalayan Peak, from How Mountains Are Made

    Himalayan Peak

    A snow-capped mountain commands the frame beneath an unsettled sky. The drama overhead mirrors the scale of the peak itself.

    Photograph by urtimud.89, via Pexels.