Panoramic view of Piz Mitgel, Tinzenhorn and Piz Ela, the most prominent mountains in the Swiss canton of Graubünden. In the foreground, Piz Mitgel shows off its snow-covered walls and the frosted cross that adorns its summit. In the center of the black-and-white photograph, the Tinzenhorn (or Corn da Tinizong) owes its name to the neighboring village of Tinizong, rooted in the valley on the banks of the Gelgia. Last but not least, Piz Ela, the highest of them all, stands at an altitude of 3338 metres. The undisputed jewel of the Parc Ela, Switzerland's largest regional nature park, the mountain dominates the Savognin ski resort.

The summits are superimposed here, and their perfect alignment creates a profound and grandiose ode to the masterpieces of the Swiss Alps. From the clouds that cover the mountains emerges a muted light that caresses the walls of rock and snow, creating a unique atmosphere. The splendor of the mountains is sublimated by the softness and strength of the gray tones.

On a pure and moving journey, the peaks of Graubünden transport us to the heart of their history. Through the powerful, regular striations of their dolomite, traversing their vertical faces and jagged crests. Piz Mitgel, Tinzenhorn and Piz Ela, fascinating mountains with a remarkable appearance that arouses intense emotions.