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E' il borgo principale del ramo di sinistra della Valpelline. Alla testata della valle, sopra gli alpeggi, il valico della Fenètre Durand offre un passaggio escursionistico su sentiero verso la Val de Bagnes e la Svizzera. Durante la seconda guerra mondiale venne percorso a dorso di mulo dal futuro Presidente della Repubblica italiana Luigi Einaudi, per rifugiarsi, appunto, in Svizzera. Einaudi passava spesso le sue vacanze estive in questa valle, in una bella casa che si trova all'alpeggio di By, un paio d'ore a piedi sopra Ollomont.
(Aosta valley, Italy)
While hiking around Tre Cime di Lavaredo, I took a small detour off the main trail — and found this quiet puddle reflecting the iconic peaks.
It wasn’t part of the planned route, but definitely one of the most magical moments of the day.
Some of the best moments are found when you leave the path.
A light dusting of snow and some afternoon light on the mountains in the neighborhood.
Risetenstock (2289m), Glattgrat, Urirotstock (2929m, background), Hoh Brisen (2413m).
Winterstock (3202m), Gletschhorn (3303m), Tiefenstock (3515m), Dammazwillinge (3273m), Rhonenstock (3588m), Dammastock (3630m), Schneestock (3608m), Eggstock (3554m), Dammagletscher, Dammahütte SAC, Göscheneralp (UR).
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Un vitello pascola nei pressi del sentiero che conduce al Rifugio Serristori, nell'alta Valle di Solda in Alto Adige. Sullo sfondo un tratto della catena delle Alpi Retiche Meridionali con al centro la bella vetta del Gran Zebrù.
Gross Ruchen (3138m) with the Ruchenfirn on the North side of the Maderaner Valley in Uri, Switzerland, seen from the Hüfi Glacier.
When I took this shot, the weather began to close in and an hour later you couldn't see the peaks anymore. Instead, we were soaked in rain on our way down to Bristen…
Back side of Half Dome, Liberty Cap, Nevada Falls and Little Yosemite Valley seen from John Muir Trail
Yosemite National Park
California
USA
After climbing a 500-meter of vertical path through the woods, my wife and I emerged in front of this marvel. I immediately thought of the title I would give this photo.
I didn't change my opinion.
Un secondo scatto dedicato alla Conca di By
Dopo aver risalito da Glassier, un sentiero verticale di 500 metri nel bosco, io e mia moglie siamo sbucati fuori davanti a questa meraviglia. Di fronte a questo scenario ho provato gioia e stupore, a distanza di mesi quelle sensazioni le rivivo ancora osservando questa immagine.
Lovely enlarged view - meglio vista ingrandita
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Da sinistra, l'Allalinhorn (4.027 m), il Rimpfishhorn (4.199 m) e, in secondo piano, lo Strahlhorn (4.190 m). La foto è stata presa salendo all'Oberothhorn (3.414 m), sopra Zermatt (Wallis, Schweiz)
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AUSTRIA - one of the most beautiful countries. Styria
If a photographer can’t feel what he is looking at, then he is never going to get others to feel anything when they look at his pictures.
In this case its the access track to the start of the Tongariro Alpine Crossing in the Tongariro National Park. Started many a wander up this road, mostly in the very early hours of the morning to get early starts for sunrise atop the crossing so its a bit of a novelty to see this in daylight....
Pomeriggio estivo in Val d'Arolla (Vallese, Svizzera). Nella foto, inquadrata tra due pini cembri (o, appunto, arolle) compare la bella vetta alpina del Pigne d'Arolla (3.789 m).
If you like this photo, your faves, comments and observations are more than welcome!
But NO AWARDS, NO BANNERS, NO IMAGES, NO GROUP REFERENCES where you saw it, please.
See more images in my 'The magical Alps' album! :)
I was sweating and cursing myself :) for carrying the big DSLR up to the mountain pass then I never regretted it an hour later when enjoyed the view...yes, we climbed the Passo Gavia (2652m) by bike from Bormio!
@the Alps, near the IT-CH-AT triple border.
It was one of these perfect autumn days in the mountains when I took this panoramic photo. The lenticular clouds were the perfect complement to the mountains. Taken from Bettmeralp (VS).
From left: The Mischabel Massif with Alphubel (4206m), Täschnern (4491m), Dom (4545m), Nadelhorn (4327m), Ulrichshorn (3925m), Balfrin (3796m); Matterhorn (4478m); Weisshorn (4506m).
The mountain stream called Flem collects the meltwater coming from the Segnas Glacier and the surrounding peaks. It flows down almost 2300 metres to join the Rein Anteriur (Vorderrhein) between Flims and Trin Mulin. On its way down, the water has created some wonderful places: it cascades down sheer cliffs, runs through forested valleys and has carved out small canyons. Hikers can follow the Flem on a beautiful trail (Trutg dil Flem).
Another re-hash. This is looking up to where the Tongariro Alpine Crossing reaches South Crater at the dip between Ngauruhoe and the ridge running up to Mount Tongariro on the left which is out of shot. To get to South Crater you have to climb a few thousand steps up what's called the 'Devils Staircase'. It can be a bit of a gut buster...then you reach the crater which is almost dead flat before the rough climb to Red Crater. But that is another image.
Sometimes you just have a mental block when processing a image so best remedy is sometimes to wander away and try again later. Well a few months later have finally got this 3 shot pano roughly where it should be. The last of the setting sun on the hills and the mountains just worked a treat...in the end. It can be really tricky creating a panorama of multiple images and getting the water surface correct. Doing each one as longer exposures to blur the water would make it easier to stitch them together. But no, wanted to keep the water wave effect. That was the most frustrating bit blending it all together...maybe a lesson learn't. Its when you repeat that un-learned lesson that you start kicking your-self...haven't got to that bit yet.
Shortly before sunset in the Upper Engadin between Samedan and Celerina, Grisons, Switzerland.
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Discovering Étang de Peyregrand nestled in its rocky cirque high in the Ariège Pyrénées felt like stumbling upon a secret sanctuary. The perfectly still water created a flawless mirror, doubling the already spectacular autumn landscape of golden slopes and jagged limestone peaks.
My intention was to capture the serene beauty of this high-altitude lake in its moment of perfect tranquility. The small skeletal tree standing in the shallows became an unexpected focal point - a natural sculpture that breaks the symmetry and adds a narrative element to the reflection. The textured foreground with its rocks and grasses grounds the composition and invites the eye to travel across the water toward the dramatic peaks beyond.
What captivated me about Peyregrand was its sense of isolation and untouched beauty. Unlike more famous Pyrenean lakes, this spot retains a feeling of discovery, as if you're the first to witness this particular arrangement of light, water, and stone. The autumn colors painting the slopes in warm tones contrast beautifully with the cool blues of sky and water.
This image celebrates those rare moments in mountain photography when all elements align - calm conditions, beautiful light, and a landscape that needs no embellishment to reveal its magic.
La spettacolare vista dalla vetta della Tête de Valpelline (3.798 m) al confine tra Italia e Svizzera.
Wendenhorn (3023m, front), Stucklistock (3313m), and Fleckistock (3417m), seen on a windy morning from Titlis.
Happy New Year, everybody!
La spettacolare vista dalla vetta della Tête de Valpelline (3.798 m) al confine tra Italia e Svizzera.
I know you're supposed to take it easy on your first day. Still, I was too eager to see the legendary UNESCO World Heritage view from Seceda.
We started at the Col Raiser cable car station (2,100 m) and followed Trail #4 through open alpine meadows. The trail is classified as moderately complex, and the whole circular route measures approximately 9.7 km, with a total elevation gain of just under 500 m.
It took us about 1 hour and 30 minutes to reach the Seceda ridgeline, which sits at around 2,500 meters. And yes — it is as spectacular as people say. From up there, the Dolomites unfold like a natural amphitheater: the Sella Group, Sassolungo, Catinaccio, and of course, the iconic Odle pinnacles, lined up like sharp teeth against the sky.
I took plenty of photos of this incredible view and eventually selected the three best images. Each of them features the iconic Odle peaks, but every photo captures the mountains from a different angle and perspective, highlighting the ever-changing character of the landscape.
We made a quick stop at the Seceda Hut, but we couldn't get the staff's attention. It was surprisingly busy — turns out there's another cable car that drops visitors right at the top. So, no, not everyone hiked the whole trail.
We continued to Sofie Hut (2,410 m), where we had a light lunch with a front-row view of the surrounding mountains. From there, the trail led us toward Mastlé Alm (approximately 2,300 m), a peaceful area featuring wildflower meadows and small glacial lakes.
The final stretch led us along well-marked paths, gently looping back down to Col Raiser and completing the circle. In total, the hike took approximately 4.5 hours, including breaks — plenty of time to take in the landscape and appreciate why this area is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Following on from the previous photos,
here is finally the Col de la Croix, from where you can enjoy an incredible view of the entire Alpine arc of the Aosta Valley, including the Mont Blanc massif which I will publish next time...
Thank you for your comments and favourites.
... E infine eccomi finalmente il Col de la Croix, da cui si può godere di una vista incredibile sull'intero arco alpino della Valle d'Aosta, compreso il massiccio del Monte Bianco che pubblicherò la prossima volta.
Grazie per i vostri commenti e preferiti
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A sweeping summer view of Kok Zhailau in the Almaty region, where lush alpine meadows and dramatic skies meet in serene harmony beneath the Tien Shan peaks.
Foto scattata in Val d'Ayas, sopra Antagnod, lungo il percorso che conduce al Ru Courtod (Val d'Aosta, Italy)
Tramonto alla Pointe d'Orny (3.271 m), sopra la Cabane du Trient (3.169 m). Foto scattata nel corso di un'alta via sui ghiacciai del Monte Bianco.
Photo taken when hiking to the Chamanna Segantini above Pontresina. View towards Roseg Valley (Val Roseg), Engadin, Switzerland.
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Ein sanft geschwungener Pfad schlängelt sich durch saftig grüne Wiesen und führt in eine ruhige Hügellandschaft am Fuße der Alpen. Mächtige Tannen säumen den Weg, während die Nachmittagssonne die Landschaft in kräftigen Farben erstrahlen lässt. Im Hintergrund zeichnen sich dunkle Waldsilhouetten gegen einen klaren, blauen Himmel mit leichten Quellwolken ab. Das Bild vermittelt Ruhe, Weite und die Ursprünglichkeit alpiner Natur.
A gently winding path leads through lush green meadows into a peaceful hilly landscape at the foot of the Alps. Tall fir trees line the way, while the afternoon sun bathes the scene in vibrant colors. In the distance, dark forest silhouettes contrast against a clear blue sky scattered with soft cumulus clouds. The image evokes a sense of calm, openness, and the raw beauty of alpine nature.
Lai da Curnera, Piz Maler (2790m), Piz Ner (2762m), Tuors Paradis, Piz Paradis (2884m), Piz Fuorcla (2912m).
There is still quite a bit of snow there…
Tschamut (GR), Switzerland.
Balade au Lac de Fontanesses avec une belle vue sur le Mont Blanc de Cheilon.
(Arolla, Val d'Hérens, Valais, Suisse)