The celestial beauty of the high mountains. This panoramic black-and-white photograph reveals the highest summits of the bernese alps. In the foreground, the Roti Zend ridge leads to the summit of the Gspaltenhorn. The hero of the picture, the Gspaltenhorn rises to an altitude of 3,436 metres under the benevolent gaze of the famous Alpine triptych. Flying over the magnificent snowy ridge of the Tschingelspitz, we see: Jungfrau, the Mönch and the Eiger, windswept and shrouded in mist. When the elements unite to give the painting that overwhelming depth. The work comes to life before our astonished eyes. In the background, the silhouette of the Wetterhorn, Grindelwald's iconic mountain, completes the spectacle.

I created this grandiose panorama of bernese alps after a spring storm. A sea of clouds still traps the valleys. Only the summits peaks rise up into the sunlight, their snow-capped peaks reaching for the sky. I love the shape of the Gspaltenhorn, the aesthetics of its ridges. I love the texture of its walls, freshly redrawn by the snow. I love the path that guides us every step of the way to these legendary mountains. Between light and shadow, this photograph will take you on a journey beyond time and beyond our world.