Deadvlei’s Veins
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PrizeBronze in Nature/Aerial
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PhotographerAlexandre Brisson, Switzerland
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Studiopanoramania
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This aerial shot captures the striking patterns of water erosion in the clay pan of Deadvlei, surrounded by the rich red dunes of Sossusvlei. The vein-like cracks etched into the white surface tell the story of fleeting rain in one of the world’s most extreme environments. From above, the contrast between the parched clay and the desert sands creates a stunning natural tapestry
"In photography, I always take the time to rush everything."
That phrase sums up my approach to photography: present, intuitive, and always chasing the moment before it disappears. I'm the eye behind Panoramania.ch, where panoramic landscapes, travel, adventure, wildlife, and infrared photography come together to tell stories of raw beauty and fleeting light.
From alpine ridges to distant coastlines, I seek out places where nature speaks loudest—often at the edges of comfort, in early dawns or late dusks, where the world still feels untouched. Infrared photography, in particular, lets me rei