I waited to go visiting Zermatt for a long time.
I always wanted to go with a special person, and then the moment happened.
Now that special person is no more special for me, but that’s another story.
It happens, it’s life!
I have a lot of good memories of this beautyfull little town in the heart of the Alps and luckily i had my first professional camera with me.
We explored by foot and with the fancy mountain train that goes from the center of the town to the mighty Gornergrat.
The first day we took an easy hike, helped by the yellow train, and the second we had an astonishing hike (and sometimes climb i have to say) to the Hörnlihütte.

The Matterhorn seen from Zermatt, partially covered by a dramatic cloud, creating a mystical Alpine landscape.
The Lyskamm peaks seen from the north, near Zermatt, illuminated by soft afternoon blue-toned light, creating a striking Alpine scene.
The Matterhorn seen from the Hörnlihütte, captured with a striking 3D-like depth, emphasizing its dramatic and rugged Alpine features.
The Castor peak seen from the north, illuminated by afternoon light with deep shadows and dominant blue tones, creating a striking Alpine scene.
The Matterhorn seen from Zermatt, partially covered by a dramatic cloud, creating a mystical Alpine landscape.
Monochrome shot of the Dufourspitze from the north, showcasing the vast Monte Rosa Glacier, with dramatic clouds attempting to engulf the towering summit.
The Matterhorn seen from the Hörnlihütte, captured with a striking detailed vision, emphasizing its dramatic and rugged Alpine features.
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Avanti

Lofoten, here we are!