A majestic portrait of Monte Rosa, the second-highest massif in the Alps after Mont Blanc. In this black-and-white photograph, only two summits emerge from the sea of clouds: on the left, the Nordend, and on the right, the Dufourspitze culminating at 4634 meters, Switzerland's highest summit .

This gentle scene evokes an intense emotion in me. The mountain seems to float above the clouds, in a peaceful, almost unreal atmosphere. The subtle, delicate contrasts underline the purity of the forms, revealing the eternal serenity that inhabits these alpine heights. The sea of clouds lends the picture a uniquely poetic dimension. The summits, like mysterious islands, emerge from the shifting mists that seem intent on enveloping them once more. A fragile moment when nature timidly reveals its best-kept secrets. That day, I felt deeply privileged to witness this ephemeral scene. For years, I'd been waiting for this precise moment when light and the elements are in perfect harmony.

Through this work, I wish to share my fascination for these majestic summits and the emotion that runs through me when nature offers me these exceptional moments. May this photograph invite you on an inner journey, between dream and reality, to encounter Mont-Rose and its timeless poetry.