Portrait of two indomitable climbers at the summit the world. From the Val d'Anniviers, the Dent Blanche reveals its most spectacular face. This 4,358-metre-high gneiss pyramid reveals all its presence here, accompanied on its right by the Grand Cornier, which completes the composition. The recent storm plastered these Valais giants with a blanket of snow. The landscape is transformed, purified by this winter finery that reveals every detail of their natural architecture. The fresh snow unifies the whole in light shades.

Our gaze travels between these two summits, captivated by their distinct yet complementary personalities. The Dent Blanche imposes its perfect geometry, while the Grand Cornier adds a note of balance to this vertical symphony. Together, they form a harmonious duo in this crystalline light.

I love the poetry that emanates from this creation. The subtle nuances of white reveal the complexity of these reliefs, creating a play of light and shadow of remarkable finesse. I love the symmetry of this photograph, the elegance of the lines. The Dent Blanche and the Grand Cornier seem to be conversing in the air, waltzing on the edge of the Earth.

I waited for these exceptional conditions to capture this panoramic photograph. How sublime the mountain looks when the storm reshapes it like this! Crystalline white, vaporous and eternal. It's in these moments that the mountain reaches its greatest beauty. Fascinating, it draws us in irresistibly. But it's in these moments that they become most formidable. To reach their summit in such conditions would expose us to great danger. On this day, the peaks can be contemplated from afar. Let us dream together of our future ascents, our next expeditions, until the Dent Blanche and the Grand Cornier once again consent to welcome our footsteps.