Photos of mountain landscapes under snow
Welcome to my page of black and white mountain pictures and posters. As you can imagine, the mountain is an ideal terrain for monochrome photo. The contrasts of a snowy mountain landscape are magnified when they appear in shades of gray. The high mountains are a binary world where life hangs by a thread, an impression that black and white conveys wonderfully.
During my numerous outings in the mountains, I have photographed this natural scene that is the snow-capped mountain from all angles. You will therefore find on this page all my most beautiful black and white mountain photographs, from the Alps to the Himalayas. I wish you a good viewing, and I hope that you will feel as I do the unique beauty of these wild mountains!
Black and white mountain photo
Click on any image to view a full screen gallery of my best shots. The images available on this site are however of voluntarily reduced quality to guarantee their authenticity. Do not worry, your print of black and white mountain poster will however obviously be printed in maximum quality 😉
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Order a large black and white mountain wall poster on Photagne
If you particularly like one of my landscape photos, you can order one large format print. To do this, click on a photo and select the “add to cart” option at the top right. You will then have the choice between printing on poster, a canvas or a framed print. All wall decorations are available in three sizes, from smallest to largest.
For more information on the posters, canvases or mountain paintings available on Photagne, you can consult the page of products.
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Your personalized wall decoration desires
You want others print formats for your black and white mountain wall decoration desires? You dream of a premium decoration for a large format black and white snowy mountain painting? So do not hesitate to contact me using the form available on the home page. I will be happy to answer your requests.
Limited edition prints
Some of my black and white mountain photographs are available in art prints, limited edition. Each image is carefully printed on high-quality glossy photo paper, numbered, and then hand-signed. These prints are therefore not just wall decorations: they are fragments of the mountain, captured in the moment, offered in limited quantities to preserve their rarity. If an image speaks to you, if it resonates with something within you, it may be meant to stay with you for a long time.
Three formats are available:
- Small : 20 × 30 cm
- Medium : 40 × 60 cm
- Big : 60 × 90 cm
Each print is designed as a lasting object. An image to contemplate, not to consume. alpine landscape poster It therefore becomes an element of interior architecture. It tells a story without words, an emotion without effects.
Black and white mountain photography: my vision
I'm a photographer. My playground is the mountains. The mountain doesn't need to be embellished. It's already strong, rugged, and silent. That's why I photograph it in black and white.
Not for style. Not to look vintage. But because black and white gets straight to the point. It removes noise, distractions, and artifice. It shows what's there—really there: the lines, the light, the material, the solitude.
Each mountain photo that I propose was born from a walk, a wait, sometimes an unexpected moment. These are sincere images, captured in the French, Swiss, Italian Alps — or sometimes further afield.
Why the mountain?
Because she makes no concessions. In the mountains, nothing is taken for granted. You have to walk, sometimes for a long time, often early, often alone. The wind can change in ten minutes. The sky can close in an hour. You have to read the terrain, know the weather, anticipate without ever believing you're in control.
But that's what keeps me going back. Every time I go out, there's this mixture of excitement and doubt. Will the light be there? Will the summit be clear? Will it be worth it? And sometimes, yes. And it's in those moments that I trigger.
Black and white as a language
. black and white mountain photography is not a filter. It's a narrative choice. Colors, as beautiful as they may be, tell something else. What interests me is the relief, the grain of the rocks, the density of the sky, the low light on a snowy ridge. Black and white focuses the gaze. It simplifies, it purifies. It finally forces us to see differently.
Color attracts the eye. Black and white, on the other hand, draws attention. It encourages us to observe shapes, shadows, and volumes. It's a more demanding photograph—for the person taking it, as well as for the person viewing it.
What I seek is not to “sublimate” the mountain. It is to listen to it. To capture a form of truth in the chaos of the elements.
A field practice
I work alone or with my dearest friends, outdoors, without a studio, without staging. My photos are therefore taken on the spur of the moment, often after several hours of walking, sometimes in extreme conditions. Preparation is therefore essential: choosing the route, scouting, lightening the bag, keeping the battery warm. All this for perhaps a single image.
But if this image says what I saw—or better, what I felt—then it's a win.
The mountain, a place of connections
While my mountain posters can sometimes seem solitary, they aren't always. I often go on long hikes with a few close friends. We walk, sharing the weight of the pack, the cold, the bivouacs, the silences. In some images, we glimpse them—small silhouettes on a ridge or a trail. These discreet presences say something essential: the mountain is also a space of conviviality. These photos, ultimately, tell as much about the landscapes as the bond that unites us. They preserve the memory of these simple, true, shared moments.
A picture that speaks
What I want to convey through my photos is a raw emotion. A sensation of cold, wind, silence. A fragile balance between light and depth. An image that lingers. That makes you breathe. That makes you want to look up, or walk.
An invitation
Each shot is a fragment of the mountain. A suspended moment. A trace of a passage. If you love nature, emptiness, and landscapes that shake you up, then you've come to the right place.
Welcome to my work. Welcome to a look. That of a black and white mountain photographer.
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