Along Le Nozon, a river running through a carved glacier canyon, a sudden altitude drop reveals a contrast between the horizontality of the layered geology and the verticality of all of its more lively elements.
They are out there, gaining altitude, seeking vantage points over the horizons, sometimes greeted with heavy stormy skies and golden sunsets.
Lac Léman, as seen from Corbetta, Fribourg, Suisse
February 2023
Vanil des Artses, reflecting the last sunlight of the day, while the surrounding valleys already drown in darkness.
Along a short climb to Corbetta, the Winter Sun frames itself with the local deciduous trees.
Les Paccots, Fribourg, Suisse
February 2023
The local attraction, a gentle stream turns into a tumbling thunder.
Glendalough, Co. Wicklow, Ireland
In Glendalough woodlands, a patch of old Scot Pine trees stand as guardians of a stream, holding grounds deep in this valley. While I went there for the local waterfalls, I couldn’t help but look up.
Glendalough, Co. Wicklow, Ireland
August 2021
Not really a forest but... There's something very interesting about how man is always bound to a lifelong struggle, which its sole purpose is to emerge with a structured organization from Nature's chaos. Would it be surprising if we find out that, in the long run, is nothing but pointless endeavor?
Wicklow Mountains, Co. Wicklow, Ireland
August 2021
