This black-and-white photograph shows Mont Blanc, the mythical summit of the Alps, accompanied by the Dôme du Goûter. At an altitude of 4,304 metres, the Dôme du Goûter is an essential stage on the famous "Voie Royale" leading to the highest point in the Alps.

Here, the Dôme du Goûter appears as a vast expanse of snow with delicate, gentle curves. Its generous, rounded forms are reminiscent of a huge snow hump, finely shaped by high altitude winds and winter storms. Higher up, at an altitude of almost 4,400 metres, stands the discreet Vallot bivouac, the last stop before the final ascent to the summit Mont Blanc.

The work captures the varied textures shaped by the weather, revealing waves of fresh snow that add remarkable depth to the landscape. These undulating patterns elegantly testify to the subtle yet incessant workings of the wind and intense cold at these extreme heights. The clear, luminous light reinforces the Soft , velvety appearance of the snow, while highlighting the Powerful contrast between the immaculate whiteness of the summits and the darker shades of the winter sky. The composition offers a subtle balance between softness and intensity, naturally inviting deep contemplation. Faced with Mont Blanc and the Dôme du Goûter, we feel the majestic grandeur of these mountains, as well as the tranquility that emanates from these Alpine meccas. This picture is an ode to the fragile yet powerful beauty of the high mountains, where every natural element, sculpted by altitude and the elements, contributes to a striking visual harmony.

May this photograph inspire a moment of wonder. Through this work, I wish to share with you my passion for these exceptional landscapes, and offer you a privileged glimpse into the timeless splendor of Mont Blanc and its neighboring summits .