Mountains

The collection is a tribute to high places, capturing mountains in all their shifting moods and monumental presence. Each image highlights a different facet of these landscapes—sometimes serene, sometimes forbidding, always immense.

Some photographs reveal the drama of jagged peaks cutting against the sky, their sharp edges bathed in dawn light or disappearing into storm clouds. Others turn to the valleys and slopes below, where alpine meadows bloom in summer, and forests rise in dark, textured layers.

Atmosphere is central: mountains wrapped in mist, glowing under a full moon, or glowing orange as the sun sinks low. The play of light and shadow transforms rock and snow into sculpture, showing both permanence and change.

Human presence is rare but powerful—skiers carving lines across untouched snow—each figure dwarfed by the immensity of the terrain.

Together, the collection forms a portrait of mountains not only as landscapes, but as symbols: of endurance, solitude, challenge, and awe.