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Black Sails, White Light
Late afternoon over Saint-Tropez, two J Class yachts under black mainsails and white spinnakers. My first time photographing them in high resolution medium format.
Can AI Help Me Predict the Light?
Three years of camera images from Diavolezza, the weather models and an AI agent. Together they pointed to a rare evening: lenticular clouds above Piz Palü and light that moved from orange through pink into the blue hour. One evening is not proof, but it is a hint. The El Niño winter will be the real test.
Paulo Mirpuri, 1966 to 2026: At the helm of Falcon
A photographer's memory of Paulo Mirpuri (1966 to 2026) at the tiller of Falcon, the 1930 Q Class he sailed with his old Cascais friend Patrick Monteiro de Barros. Of Hi Fly, the Mirpuri Foundation, and a man who kept building
Piz Bernina in Large Format: Between Heaven and Earth
Some photographs do not begin with a mountain. They begin with a friendship. A couple wished to mark three shared decades with something singular: a large-format work of the Alps that will accompany them for the future
Higher Low & Higher High
Clarity does not come from more information, but from a shift in perspective.
6:23am The Moment of truth at 3000 meter.
6:23 AM. The moment of truth at 3,000 meters.
Piz Palü and Biancograt. Over 4 meters large. Perfection without compromise. A night in the cold. Waiting for that one, magical light.
The Hidden Energy of Waves
Beneath the surface of every wave lies a force of staggering potential. This energy becomes visible, powerful, and measurable. Combining scientific insight with fine art photography, this article explores how ocean waves could inspire the future of sustainable energy.
Annual Report Graubündner Kantonalbank
When the power of the mountains meets the language of branding:
Graubündner Kantonalbank (GKB) featured several of my photographs in their 2024 annual report – an honor that fills me with a touch of pride. Read how nature photography can unfold impact in a corporate context.
Glacial Echoes – Echoes from Within the Glacier
Deep beneath the surface of a glacier, time slows. In hidden caves shaped by ice and silence, ancient air remains sealed — untouched for over 1600 years. These are not just formations of frozen water, but living archives of memory, light, and atmosphere.
Chasing the 100 Foot Beast
On my journey to Nazaré, the home of big waves, years of preparation come to fruition. With three powerful storm systems brewing along the Atlantic coast, the waves are growing larger than ever. As winter storms intensify, winds exceeding 180 km/h sweep across the Irish coast, and even stronger conditions are on the horizon. This might be my chance to photography a 100-foot beast .
Culture of the Possible Interview with Ernesto Bertarelli
Exclusive interview with Swiss billionaire and Alinghi founder Ernesto Bertarelli, discussing the America's Cup, innovation, and the 'Culture of the possible'. Discover insights into resilience, continuous improvement, and what it takes to succeed at the highest level of sailing.
First 365 Days with Glaciers.Today
A year ago, we installed two cameras on the Diavolezza. Our goal was to document the impact on the glaciers caused by climate change and show these images live to a wider audience and we reached over 60 million people in the first year
Read what all happened in the first year
Dare to Dream, Prove to Achieve: An Afternoon with Victor Kovalenko, the Medal Maker
As Paris 2024 approaches, I had the unique opportunity to spend an afternoon with Victor Kovalenko, the legendary "Medal Maker," in a photo studio. With 11 Olympic medals, including seven gold, and 20 world championship titles under his belt, Victor’s journey from a Soviet sportsman to the head coach of the Australian Olympic Sailing Team is nothing short of inspiring. Our conversation revealed deep insights into his simple yet profound coaching philosophy, the importance of balancing dreams with hard work, and the universal lessons that extend beyond the world of sports.
Kalani the Waterman
Kalani - a true waterman from Brasil, raised amongst the big waves. His unique ability to master the colossal waves of Nazaré, armed with nothing but his courage and his body, redefines the art of surfing.
Venice's hidden corners: a look at the quiet side of the floating city in the Goose Magazine
Explore the hidden corners of Venice in this unique article featuring stunning photographs captured during the corona pandemic by the Swiss Photographer Jürg Kaufmann.
Behind the Scenes with ARD: The Impact of Climate on Glaciers
ARD's latest documentary, features the groundbreaking Glaciers.Today project. Witness firsthand how we're capturing the dramatic impact of climate change on the Alps' glaciers, including the revealing discovery on the Tschierva Glacier in the Engadin.
A Journey with Glaciers: Tracking Change through the Lense
Join me, Jürg Kaufmann, on a compelling journey through time and ice as we unveil the effects of climate change on glaciers. With our decade-long project, we aim to inspire a global conversation, prompting us all to #ConsiderYourImpact and foster a deeper understanding of our fragile planet.
Mike Baer: A Journey Beyond Boundaries
Mike Baer, a man who has built an extraordinary career by daring to step out of his comfort zone. From founding his own bank to running marathons across all continents, Mike's journey is a testament to the power of perseverance, vision, and the courage to be different. Dive into his inspiring story in our latest article.
