French Alps · Savoie department
photo prints from Savoie
Savoie brings together very different landscapes, from the high mountains of Vanoise to the alpine pastures of Beaufortain. The collection passes by the Dent Parrachée, the Grande Casse, the Pierra Menta, Lake Roselend, the Grand Revard and the shores of Lake Bourget.
- Matte Dibond Aluminium
- Printed on demand
- Multiple formats available
- Tracked shipping
Photos of Vanoise, Beaufortain, Lake Bourget and the Savoyard mountains
Savoie brings together very different landscapes, from the high mountains of Vanoise to the alpine pastures of Beaufortain. The collection passes by the Dent Parrachée, the Grande Casse, the Pierra Menta, Lake Roselend, the Grand Revard and the shores of Lake Bourget.
The Savoie photos in the collection also cover Tignes and its lake, Val d’Isère, Bonneval-sur-Arc, Mont-Cenis, Courchevel and the peaks of Tarentaise. Further west, the Aiguilles d'Arves, Lake Guichard, the Bauges massif, the Croix du Nivolet, Chanaz and Lake Bourget show a Savoie more open to passes, forests, villages and large lakes.
Savoie landscapes are printed on demand on matte Dibond aluminium. The finish remains sober and keeps the rock, snow, forests and changes in light legible.
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From peaks to valleys
Glaciers, refuges and ridges create the most mineral images. Lower down, lakes, forests and villages bring softer light and a different rhythm, especially in autumn or after the first snow.
Choosing a Savoie photo print
For a high mountain atmosphere, Vanoise brings together the Grande Casse, the Dent Parrachée, Mont Pourri, Lac des Vaches, refuges and several glaciers. The Beaufortain offers a different interpretation with the Pierra Menta, Roselend, Lake Saint-Guérin and Roche Parstire. The resorts of Tignes, Val d'Isère, Val Thorens and Courchevel provide more winter scenes, while the Bauges, the Grand Revard and Lake Bourget are more suited to mid-mountain, forest and lake landscapes.
This variety makes it possible to choose both a print centered on a peak or a resort and a broader photograph of the Savoyard landscape, with lakes, alpine pastures, villages or valley panoramas.