Portrait of the Matterhorn with a new face. A coat of fresh snow covers its faces, adhering to the rock like a precious ornament fashioned by the winds. From this unusual vantage point, at the junction of the Lion and Hörnli ridges, the mountain is revealed in an almost unreal light.

Usually, I prefer other viewpoints to immortalize this mythical summit . But that day, something held me here, like an intuition. The mountain, plastered by the storm, stood in striking purity, its lines highlighted by the snow that underlined the ridges.

In this fine art photograph, the Matterhorn takes on the appearance of an invincible monolith, sculpted by millennia of geological history. The Lion ridge, on the left, guides the eye to the summit, while the Hörnli ridge, on the right, descends in a perfect line.

To photograph such a moment is to capture the exceptional. The cold bites the air, silence reigns, and the Matterhorn seems frozen in time. Its surface blends the rough textures of rock with the crystalline softness of snow. I know that this setting will soon change: the wind will sweep the snow, the light will shift, and the moment will be lost. But here, in this portrait, the Matterhorn retains forever that fleeting beauty, that sovereign presence that continues to make us dream.