Thomas Senf Alpine Photography
The Männlichen, Bernese Oberland
Perfect conditions made it hard for me to abstain from a number of of my runs and to take some pictures instead. It’s part of the job.
Simmer river, Bernese Oberland
Whether it is rafting on the Simme river, or canyoning a few kilometres upstream, water temperatures are always far from pleasant.
Eisteufel, Kiental
Heading into the icefall as soon as the sun started illuminating it and getting out just in time before the teetering blocks of ice started to collapse around us was probably more luck than perfect timing.
Kiental, Bernese Oberland
Water in its probably most beautiful state. Not to forget its momentariness – just like a dream.
Gwindlimorä, Kiental
Just moments after taking this picture, the enormous ice block of our ascent, above our heads, plunged into the valley that led us to enjoy a visit in a nearby café even earlier.
Reichenbach Falls, Bernese Oberland
To play with the elements of nature without losing respect at any time is exactly what constitutes the challenge.
Reichenbach Falls, Bernese Oberland
When Seppi Strohmeier recommended the falls for the shooting, I thought of a bad joke. Incredibly, he challenged the cascades for three times.
