Splendor of the Mischabels massif captured from the Zermatt valley. Furious winds had just crossed the Alps. A few minutes later, the mountains opened up, offering a breathtaking spectacle. The Täschhorn, the high point of this photograph, soars into the sky to pierce the clouds. See how the lenticular crowns the summit. It seems to pay homage to the eternal beauty of the high mountains. In the shadow of the Täschhorn stands the Dom. At 4545 meters, the Dom summit is still shrouded in clouds. Our journey continues towards the Nadelhorn. Then the Nadelgradt guides our gaze towards the Hohberghorn. To the left, the Dirruhorn closes our celestial odyssey.

I love the massif of the Mischabels and the pleat of their dress. I love the sequence of shots and the depth that reveal the immensity of these mountains. Look at the ridges: they fascinate, they captivate, they take us beyond ourselves! I love these diagonals that take our gaze from left to right, from ridge to ridge. In a play of light and shadow, I offer you a fragment of a parallel reality.

Note the complexity of the textures in this work. The Täschhorn reveals itself, plastered with fresh snow, while the Dom, barely 1 kilometer from its neighbor, sports only its bare rock. What unpredictable alchemy! This is the reality of my work: constantly searching for the mountains that, for a brief moment, will reveal a supernatural beauty. This quest is my obsession, my passion. If every summit were uniformly snow-covered, photography would lose its play of contrasts. See the lenticular cloud overhanging the mountain range, like a jellyfish floating in the depths of the sea, engulfing its prey. Nature's shapes and textures will always amaze us.