1967 PUNO BAY, LAKE TITICACA, PERU. At 3,812 metres (12,507 feet), Lake Titicaca is the highest navigeable lake in the world. The Coya was one of the historic small fleet of British steamships that carried passengers and cargo on the lake between Peru and Bolivia. The ship, 546 tonnes, was built by William Denny & Brothers, Dumbarton, Scotland and then reduced to small pieces which were taken to Peru and transported to the lake by rail. It was launched in 1893.

Camera: Nikon F 35mm Single Lens Reflex with Nikkor 105mm F2 lens. Film - Kodak Plus X Pan 1/250 second F5.6. Developed in La Paz using May & Baker Promicrol at normal dilution.

Negative - Peru 6770-40-27 © Tony Morrison