Another day, another snow and more fog. Perfect conditions to get great shots of subjects isolated by white. The mood reminded me of Michael Kenna`s winter images from Hokkaido. Something to aspire to. My dog figured skis are not necessary for a good time in … Continue readingA winter walk
First snow, just about a foot or so. I am afraid for my four legged friend it was not so much a walk as it was one hour of jumping and disappearing in the snow again. An exhausting exercise to be sure but endless fun … Continue readingWinters first showing
Its omni presence is hard to beat. Even though I love my camera equipment it is not always readily available. Yesterday nature sent me another beautiful and at the same time painful reminder to bring my equipment all the time and everywhere. The dog walk … Continue readingPraise to the phone
On a hot day I was hoping to escape the heat by gaining some altitude. I succeeded only partially, 2000m was not quite enough but it helped. Starting from Solalex it is a pretty walk up the valley to the refuge Giacomini. This time around … Continue readingVallée d’Anzeindaz
Below four images, each one is the result of stacking up to 7 images, taking from each the part that is in focus. This is one of the digital wonders. In analog days there was no equivalent. The best one could do was to use … Continue readingFun with focus stacking
Once again, I managed to lose my way—and in doing so, stumbled upon a hidden valley in the neighborhood. It came at a cost: a three-hour descent over wet rocks and slippery ground left my thighs sore and aching. Still, the photos below prove it … Continue readingOh the pain
