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ALPenglow – A Pictorial

One of the many things I love and cherish about living in the mountains is seeing the light casting on the mountains. Twice a day (sunrise and sunset), the sun can hit the mountains just right. However, alpenglows are by no means a guaranteed thing. The sky has to be reasonably clear and the clouds below the sun angle of the rock and snow being illuminated. And of course, you have to be in the right place at the right time.

Here is a collection of my ten best ALPenglow photos I’ve been lucky enough to capture over the past few seasons.

Standing tall above the Lotschental, this monster comes in at just under 4,000 meters but packs a mean punch
The Martitime Alps are less rugged than other parts of the range but still lovely in the morning light

This valley is one of the most dramatic in the entire Alps

I snapped this dreamy shot from far away and way across the valley

Taken from the grounds of an 18th-century castle turned hotel deep in Austria

This beauty is the eighth highest peak in the Alps and part of the Imperial Crown

The Alps basking in the afternoon light over Frazione Rusa

A Two for One ALPenglow special

This big dog is prominent from many spots throughout the Rhone Zone

Looking at the world’s most recognizable peak from a less popular angle

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