Mountain photo prints in Switzerland
Glaciers · lakes · mountain villages
This page brings together mountain landscapes in Switzerland from beyond a single massif. It features the Matterhorn, the Gornergrat, the Grand Combin, snow-covered villages and several alpine lakes.
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Photos of peaks, glaciers, lakes and mountain villages in Switzerland
This page brings together mountain landscapes in Switzerland beyond a single massif. It features the Matterhorn, Gornergrat, Grand Combin, snow-covered villages and several Alpine lakes. Trains, forests and valley architecture add a more human presence alongside high-mountain views.
The selection also covers the Aletsch Glacier, Lake Oeschinen and the Blüemlisalp massif, Grindelwald beneath the Eiger, Lauterbrunnen and Staubbach Falls, as well as Lake Bachalp facing the Schreckhorn. In Graubünden, the Landwasser Viaduct and Alpine trains add a railway dimension, while Valais brings together Grand Combin, the Corbassière Glacier, Triftgletscher, Weissmies and neighbouring peaks.
For this series of mountain images from Switzerland, matte aluminium Dibond is printed to order so that rock, snow and passages of light retain their depth.
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Peaks, villages and railways
The most mineral views focus on glaciers and large mountain faces. Village and train scenes instead show the inhabited mountain, especially in winter and at blue hour.
Choosing a mountain photo print from Switzerland
The Matterhorn and Zermatt form the most emblematic core of the collection, with Riffelsee, Gornergrat and several sunrise or sunset lights. For a more glacial atmosphere, Aletsch, Grand Combin and Corbassière emphasize vast expanses of ice. Oeschinen, Bachalp and Salanfe instead favour reflections and high-altitude lakes. Grindelwald, Lauterbrunnen and the Landwasser Viaduct finally show a more inhabited mountain, where villages, waterfalls and railways take their place in the landscape.