Au Mont de la Saxe ; en septembre ...!
Une lumière incroyable partout, on ne sait plus où regarder; on court partout avec nos chaussures gelées à moitié enfilées parce que ça ne rentre pas ...

Et ces montagnes; là bas; éclairées en jaune alors que le ciel reste noir derrière.
Excellent moment. Un peu glacial quand même...

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Il y a quelques jours au Brévent ...

-14°C; des conditions très belles (un peu froides ) ... on a posé la tente au bord d'une sorte d'à-pic de 30m de haut; en se demandant si le campement n'allait pas basculer pendant la nuit ... mais il semblait que ça rendrait bien sur les photos mmh ... (personnellement je n'en ai pas mais bon)

On a cuisiné des pâtes avec le réchaud d'Alexandre qui ne chauffait que quand on tapait dessus, puis renversé la casserole dans la neige (glace aux pâtes presque cuites à la sauce provençale froide).

On a quand même réussi la deuxième fournée (miracle!) entre deux time laps d'Alexandre Deschaumes et Mathieu Le Lay ... et cette mer de nuages qui s'est formée et à commencé à monter.... magnifique.


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Some days ago at the 'Brévent' (over Chamonix, french Alps)

-14°C, beautiful (cold) conditions, we put the tent next to a 'cliff' of snow; it looks nice to take pictures ... We just wonder if it wouldn't fall down during the night (mmh)

We 'cooked' pasta with Alexandre's stove (wich works only when we hit it) , and we knocked the pan over in the snow (= pasta ice with cold provencal sauce )

The second essay was better (!) ... and this sea of clouds, under us,... magnificent

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Jokulsarlon.
Toujours cette glace et ce ciel en feu...
Avec l'eau tel un miroir aux reflets irisés et métalliques, comme si elle avait absorbé toute la lumière que le soleil envoie pour faire fondre ces icebergs; et nous la recrachait à la figure.

Et un petit bout de glace bien flou qui s'enfuie à tire d'aile (enfin c'est l'impression qu'il me donne, comme ça)

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The first rays of the rising sun are touching the peaks of the Swiss Alps. This shot shows the rising sun just below the mountain top of the 3610-meter high Üsseren Barrhorn (left). It also offers a view stretching from the mountain peaks of the Bernese Oberland and the Aletsch area all the way to the Rhone Valley and the very first peaks of the Mischabel Mountain Range.

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SWITZERLAND, Bernina

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Dolomites, Italy
Autumn 2012

After numerous arduous hikes during the last 4 weeks I'm proud to present a lot of new work. I traveled through the Eastern Alps: from Switzerland to South Tyrol and the Dolomites to Slovenia. I'll upload them here on 500px during the next days. Part two of my Alp series 2012 contains the images from northern Italy. Where I shot the Stelvio National Park and the UNESCCO World Heritage Site Dolomites. At the middle of October the autumn was on it's peak and after some heavy snowfall till the valleys the landscape presents winterly. English descriptions and more shoots will follow soon!



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Lenticular cloud, amazing sunset light , from bachalpsee . Swiss Alps


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Aiguille du Midi & Mont-Blanc mountains . French Alps.

emerging from a cocoon of clouds , at the blue hour, revealing lovely contrasts .

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Bleeding mountains cloaked in clouds

Structure , immense, condensée de puissance pierreuse noyée dans la brume ...

French Alps mountains@Sixt Fer à Cheval . 74 . France.

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Buachaille étive mor - Rannoch Moor - Scotland

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Plan du Lac - Vanoise national park - French Alps

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Cerces Lake - French Alps

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Well know spot: Lochan na h-Achlaise with the Black Mountains in the back ground.
Highlands of Scotland.

A magnificent mountain Slioch situated on Loch Mare in Achnasheen, Scottish Highland. Together with my travel companion Bartek (who was also a navigator, pilot and a BEER provider) we have discovered beauty spots and unsurveyed areas of Scotland.

Glenco, Scotland.

La vieillesse est comparable à l'ascension d'une montagne. Plus vous montez, plus vous êtes fatigué et hors d'haleine, mais combien votre vision s'est élargie!

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A view from the cracked and tormented shores of the Great Salt Lake. A large summer electric storm reflected in the temporarily still waters.


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Winter clouds soak up the last bit of daylight long after the sun has dropped below the horizon. A sagebrush adds to the colors with it's seasonal yellow flowers.

Along the shores of the Great Salt Lake, Utah.

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Lenticular clouds forming as a result of the Wasatch Mountain's towering peaks catch some beautiful light as the sun sets. I used my 500mm telephoto to bring this scene miles away close enough to glimpse.

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A really known but magic place of Italian Dolomites.

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Denali National Park, 2011.
The park's statistics says than when visiting it, everyone have 85 percent chance to see a grizzly, but only 40 percent of chance to see a piece of Mt. McKinley !
Here it is, taken at the end of the day, in what is the most impressive landscape I've seen while visiting Alaska.

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Another snow storm over Grand Canyon at sunset. It happens at the same time than the one of my other picture Should I worry?, but coming from the West. Taken at the Watchtower point.

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Crètes acérées baignées de lumière...

Andorra - Pyrénées

Versant nord du Mont Aigoual / Lozère

his shot of Stac Pollaidh shows just what unusual (or usual?) conditions can do for a scene. Although Stac Pollaidh lies in Scotland, I can't help the association with the more famous Caonyonlands, of America. This shot also illustrates the benefits of just going for it. I sat out two spells of snow and strong winds on Stac Pollaidh on this afternoon, all part of an Atlantic low pressure system. I still hung on to the hope of some light though and I was (eventually) rewarded. Stac Pollaidh, like much of the surrounding area is made of 1 billion year old Torridoian sandstone.

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