TITLE: Water and rocks

The Krimml Waterfalls, located in the Zel Am See district in the Hohe Tauern National Park (Austrian Alps) inspired me this series of photos for the evocative impact of tumultuous water between rocky crags.
I interpret the movement of water flow with different shutter speeds, enhancing the power of water that breaks on the rocks in slope jumps or giving it a more sinuous and nuanced appearance. Also the aspect ratio of the photo is part of the expressive choice.

AUTHOR: Alberto Perer (Italy)

I was born in Treviso (Northern Italy) in 1978. I love mountain scenery and I am a naturalist of the Italian Alpine Club and a supporting member of The UNESCO Dolomites Foundation.

I like to capture the emotions nature gives me by embracing its many aspects, such as rocks, plants and water in my work. The scenery presented in front of me, and the feelings it arouses in me, guide the development of my photos: black & white or colour are not just random choices. Composition and correct exposure are determinant in the making of my pictures. I can encapsulate my vision of photography in these words: "The colours of light... when nature paints itself." I very often hike through the Dolomites in Veneto and Trentino, but I also love travelling in the Alps and visiting new lands at the first opportunity.