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.

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

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.

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.

First episode of the podcast series with KAP Brigit Eller Krumm. We talked about how I became a photographer and some of the highlights of my career as photographer.

Why I’m photographing glaciers since over a decade.

Glacier photography in the Swiss Alps with the new Land Rover Defender 110