Imperial Crown of Zinal
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A masterly tribute to the Swiss Alps. This wide-ranging panoramic photograph brings together 22 mountains over 4,000 meters high. Our journey begins on the left in the Monte Rosa massif. We pass Liskamm, Castor and Pollux, Breithorn and the Klein Matterhorn. The hero of this grandiose panorama is the Weisshorn, towering over Bishorn. Climbing its northern ridge on the right, we return down the normal route on the left. The adventure continues at summit on the Zinalrothorn, which rises in front of the Matterhorn and leads us toObergabelhorn. Then, from the The Dent d'Hérensour path leads us to summit Dent Blanche and Grand Cornier. In the background, adding depth to the work, the Italian Alps rise to the horizon.This photograph illustrates just how changeable the weather can be in the Alps. See how the Zermatt valley is shrouded in mist when the sky is clear at val d’Anniviers. I try to understand these weather phenomena so that I can anticipate them better. So as to be there at the right moment to immortalize the splendor of the high summits. But chance is never far away. That's when you have to believe in your luck. You have to try and not give up. Until, one day, nature decides to reveal the purity of its soul and its incredible beauty.
For every mountain is unique. On the left of the photograph, the dense and imposing Monte Rosa massif stands out. A glacial fortress of enormous proportions. On the right, a multitude of glacier-clad rock pyramids. All different, they defy the sky with their sharp peaks. Two different landscapes, two faces of the high mountains for a timeless work of art.
I've waited many years for this moment to come. The mountains freshly plastered with snow just after the storm. Exceptionally white. Their north face illuminated on a summer's morning. A sea of clouds covering the valley of Zermatt to pay tribute to their overwhelming beauty. This high-resolution work is ideal for print in very large format. It offers a breathtaking spectacle that will captivate mountaineers and nature lovers alike.
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Passe-Partout ?
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Size (+3'000 CHF)
50 x 250 cm limited à 5 prints +3'000 CHF
Size
50 x 250 cm limited à 5 prints +3'000 CHF
Value of your work
CHF 5,500
- Shipped in 5 - 15 days?
- Fast and secure global delivery
- Try the work for free at home for 14 days
Other desires? Contact us
Description
A masterly tribute to the Swiss Alps. This wide-ranging panoramic photograph brings together 22 mountains over 4,000 meters high. Our journey begins on the left in the Monte Rosa massif. We pass Liskamm, Castor and Pollux, Breithorn and the Klein Matterhorn. The hero of this grandiose panorama is the Weisshorn, towering over Bishorn. Climbing its northern ridge on the right, we return down the normal route on the left. The adventure continues at summit on the Zinalrothorn, which rises in front of the Matterhorn and leads us toObergabelhorn. Then, from the The Dent d'Hérensour path leads us to summit Dent Blanche and Grand Cornier. In the background, adding depth to the work, the Italian Alps rise to the horizon.
The photograph illustrates just how changeable the weather can be in the Alps. See how the Zermatt valley is shrouded in mist when the sky is clear at val d’Anniviers. I try to understand these weather phenomena so that I can anticipate them better. So as to be there at the right moment to immortalize the splendor of the high summits. But chance is never far away. That's when you have to believe in your luck. You have to try and not give up. Until, one day, nature decides to reveal the purity of its soul and its incredible beauty.
For every mountain is unique. On the left of the photograph, the dense and imposing Monte Rosa massif stands out. A glacial fortress of enormous proportions. On the right, a multitude of glacier-clad rock pyramids. All different, they defy the sky with their sharp peaks. Two different landscapes, two faces of the high mountains for a timeless work of art.
I've waited many years for this moment to come. The mountains freshly plastered with snow just after the storm. Exceptionally white. Their north face illuminated on a summer's morning. A sea of clouds covering the valley of Zermatt to pay tribute to their overwhelming beauty. This high-resolution work is ideal for print in very large format. It offers a breathtaking spectacle that will captivate mountaineers and nature lovers alike.
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