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Mt. Rainier NP

I waited a few minutes to get my partner waving his ice axe back at me from the summit of Mt. Superior in Utah's Wasatch range. We had gotten an alpine start on a spring romp over what we used to call The Ridge Run, which starts at Snowbird, climbs a fun ridge up to this summit, then traversed...

I took a quick trip up Thursday evening, just to visit an old friend. I remember why I don't go up there much in the summer, campers everywhere.

The classic view of the Tre Cime di Lavaredo, on the Dolomites, on one spectacular October sunset. 15 minutes after taking this shot, the mountains were completely wrapped in thick fog... 1/20 second with my Hasselblad X1D, Hasselblad XCD 21mm and Formatt-Hitech Firecrest Ultra filters. Thank...

I just finished to process my 2019 pictures from my beloved Dolomites, and I decided to start sharing images with one of my favourite locations there. This is Passo Giau, a truly inspiring place offering many different compositions, photographed here at sunrise. 2.5 seconds exposure with my...

The shelter in place rules here in WA are pretty clear - including no non-essential travel. Our national forest trailheads are all closed, but the trails are open for those who live close enough. Up till yesterday I've been strictly following these rules (with the exception of driving an hour to...

Back in December we snowshoed in the valley called Sallanches which isn't too far from Chamonix and other popular places in the Alps. It offers a nice view on the Mont Blanc massif. I had initially thought to discard this shot and the others in this series, but after revisiting it recently and...

Welcome to my Dolomites Photography Workshop! The Dolomites are home to some of the most powerful and inspiring mountain landscapes on the planet and exploring them truly feels like embarking on an amazing journey to the top of Europe. I started exploring and photographing the Dolomites in depth...

WELCOME TO OUR ICELAND PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP | Iceland is a true photographers’ paradise, and its powerful, majestic and iconic landscapes rightfully make it a dream destination for any landscape photography lover. If you love landscape photography, Iceland is one of the destinations you really...

The west face of Mt. Baker in late afternoon winter light.

Bare winter blueberry bushes in the foreground.

Two weeks ago as I was heading out of Colorado and driving through the Rockies on the I-70 the storm was breaking up and the sun started to poke through. I am not sure what peak this is, but I know when I saw it while driving I immediately took the next exit to get off the freeway so that I...

Driving down from Washington Pass, Silver Star catches the late afternoon light.

Our winter snowfall up here in the Cascades is a bit late, not enough to ski, but we are getting psyched. This one also belongs in digital art like the one I posted in Landscapes yesterday.

After almost 8 months from my last visit, I am almost ready to go back to Iceland for about two weeks of photography there! Iceland is always beautiful, but in winter is truly amazing and I am very excited to be there again. Here's a shot from my last visit, taken at the amazing Vestrahorn...

A few shots from a ski ascent of Mt. Baker a few years ago. We don't have any snow at our ski areas yet, but I'm getting psyched (just ordered a new set of Back-country gear). Climbing into a white-out, but the weather prediction is good. Above the clouds. Climbers nearing the summit on...

Looks small from 88 miles away, but still THE MOUNTAIN. Drone Pano from above my house.

I love living in a new view house thanks to my drone (I was standing in my backyard when I shot this yesterday morning).

Another view of Mt. Pugh, this time at 400mm.

Known as "the Matterhorn of the Cascades"