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Tag Archives: Breithorn
Alpine monochromes
When I first started visiting the Alps fifty-five years ago, much of the photography that was on view in shop windows and on postcards was in black and white. The images had a starkness about them, the absence of colour … Continue reading
Posted in MountainScape
Tagged Aiguille du Midi, Alpinism, Black and White Photography, Breithorn, La Vallee Blanche, Photography
16 Comments
Processing a Memory
As one event in life passes, another is anticipated. In a month or so I and my wife will be back in Zermatt, Switzerland for two weeks and naturally my mind is already starting to plan walks and recall past … Continue reading
Posted in MountainScape, Swiss Alps - Summer
Tagged Breithorn, Castor, Frontier Ridge, Photography, Pollux, Valais Alps, Zermatt
23 Comments
Ridge Line
In the mountains, the light never seems to be the same from one day to the next. That is especially true early in the morning, when low-lying cloud and valley mist start to clear and brief gaps allow the sun … Continue reading
The High Point
The high point of a trip to Zermatt, physically and visually, summer or winter, is a cable car trip to the top of Klein Matterhorn (3883m or 12,740ft). In Summer this is the starting point for climbs of the Breithorn, … Continue reading
Posted in MountainScape, Skiing - Zermatt
Tagged Breithorn, Castor, Dent Blanche, Kl Matterhorn, Klein Matterhorn, Liskamm, Matterhorn, Mountainscape, Photography, Pollux, Ski, skiing, Zermatt
28 Comments
The Frontier Ridge
National, State and County frontiers, borders and boundaries often follow geographical features. High above Zermatt in the Valais Canton of Switzerland, the Swiss-Italian frontier follows the high ridge lines of mountain chains and one particular section is known as The … Continue reading
Posted in Black & White, MountainScape, Skiing - Zermatt
Tagged Black and White Photography, Breithorn, Castor, Gornergrat, Liskamm, Pollux, Ski, skiing, Zermatt
12 Comments
The Frontier Ridge
Since Winter shows few signs of lessening its grip, I’ve opted to return to a wintry scene for today’s post. So today we are back on the ski slopes high above Zermatt with a couple of B&W images of what … Continue reading
Posted in MountainScape, Skiing - Zermatt
Tagged Black and White Photography, Breithorn, Castor, Gornergrat, Klein Matterhorn, Liskamm, Photography, Pollux, Ski, skiing, The Frontier Ridge, Valais Alps, Zermatt
22 Comments
Snow plume on the ridge
Snow overnight, a mist shrouded valley at first light; but by lunchtime a complete transformation. The clouds dispersed, the mist burnt off and blue skies throughout. Not expecting such a turn-around I only took the Canon G10 out with me … Continue reading
Posted in MountainScape, Skiing - Zermatt
Tagged Black and White Photography, Breithorn, Photography, Ski, skiing, Snow plume, Zermatt
3 Comments
Gornergrat Vista
The high point of Gornergrat (3,089M) reached by the Gornergrat rack and pinion railway is a must-see destination for any visitor to Zermatt. The panoramic view is one of the finest in the Alps including 29 summits over 4,000M. The … Continue reading
Posted in Climb and Trek, MountainScape
Tagged Breithorn, Castor, Dufourspitze, Gorner Glacier, Gornergrat, Grenz Glacier, Liskamm, Monte Rosa, New Monte Rosa Hut, Photography, Pollux, Valais Alps, Zermatt
27 Comments
From Blind Ski to Sight See
I’m in Zermatt for a week’s skiing. To avoid having my laptop confiscated by my wife(!), time spent writing posts, and viewing blogs will be limited, so posts this week will of necessity be brief (but not today’s!). And I … Continue reading
Posted in MountainScape, Skiing - Zermatt
Tagged Breithorn, Matterhorn, Rothorn, Ski, Skier, skiing, Zermatt
2 Comments
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