A grandiose portrait of the Doldenhorn, revealed after a storm. Although less well known than its neighbors, there's something mythical about summit . Mythical in its splendor. Mythical for its hanging glaciers. Mythical for its celestial forms. Culminating at 3638 metres above sea level, it overlooks the Oeschinensee lake. When the wind blows, the Doldenhorn illuminates its rock with silvery reflections. In this black-and-white photograph, I offer you a journey into a pure realm Powerful.

This work reveals the grandeur of the mountain and the beauty of the world above. Lines mingle with the fury of the elements. Glaciers, crevasses, steep flanks, the Doldenhorn defies the clouds. From the Doldestock in the foreground, the ridge draws a perfect line to the eternal. In the shadow of three peaks, the spirit soars. This mountain, charged with power and purity, carries the soul of the Alps.

I discovered summit thanks to the artist Bradford Washburn. A pioneer of alpine photography, he immortalized the Doldenhorn from a plane. Washburn's work highlights the grandeur of the glacier and the immensity of the crevasses. But those days are long gone. The rock is gradually stripping away, and only storms can remind us of this majestic past. By capturing this rare moment, I pay homage to the high mountains. I pass on to you the legacy of a glorious era when the mountains shone in pristine white and nature seemed untouched.