Coming down from a nice ski tour... close to Zermatt

Can a digital alteration of a traditional shot bring something new? Comments highly appreciated...

I took this picture at sunset near the end of an 18 hour day in the mountains.

It's not much of a challenge to scale the Bishorn, but if conditions are good, it does make a beautifull scenery. (Taken from the West-summit of Bishorn, that's where the actual traverse of the Weisshorn begins)

me and my brothers found this really cool rock that was shaped like a recliner and we just layed there starein up at the Matterhorn

The weather forecast predicted a splendid summit-day for tommorow, but at about 8 o'clock the evening before, that seemed just a fool's hope. The rest of the night it snowed very heavy together with gailforce winds... To think that in the morning we were thinking about bivy-ing, but later decided to stay in the hut instead. Is there really something like a gut-feeling???

After being stuck in the Capanna Margherita (in the background) at 4559 m for a day due to a two-day snowstorm, the sun broke through and we had were we asked for, good weather. We reached the summit after a 40 minutes walk in fresh snow.

Even the standard route on the Dufourspitze has an interesting rock summit ridge. In the US, 4000 meter peaks are usually volcanos. This panorama was made from two Kodachromes that have been waiting since 1975 for technology to make the stitch job a reality.

Picture of the Matterhorn at about 6 in the morning after an open bivy. Didn't climb any routes, just hiked up as far as we could w/out any gear. Photo: Eric Dacus