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Waterfalls of Switzerland

Powerful Jaun Waterfall located in Canton Fribourg, in Switzerland.
A single person, beside a river, in a lush Swiss forest.

Magical waterfalls of Switzerland

— Switzerland has some magnificent places to visit. Nestling in the heart of Europe, between the Jura massif and the high peaks of the Alps, there are plenty of landscapes to photograph. Between lakes, rivers, waterfalls, mountains, hills and remote villages, the choice is vast!

In this series, I’ve selected my photographs of waterfalls and rivers captured in the cantons of Vaud and Fribourg. I’ve always been drawn to landscapes where there’s water, and I particularly like long exposures.

With these photographs, I’m taking you on a journey to discover some secret spots, but also some great classics such as the Dard Waterfall and the Tine de Conflens, two well-known spots in the canton of Vaud, and the Jaun waterfall, a must-see in the Gruyère region.

Panorama of a waterfall and the village of Jaun in autumn.
The Chavanette Falls in autumn.
Panorama of the Chavannette Falls in the canton of Fribourg.
Long exposure black and white photograph of a waterfall in Switzerland.
Panorama of the Tine de Conflent waterfall in French-speaking Switzerland.
A waterfall at the bottom of a gorge surrounded by a magical forest.
Moss forests and waterfalls in the canton of Vaud, Switzerland.
Long exposure of a river flowing through a forest of moss.
River and waterfalls running inside a forest.
Photo of the Cascade du Dard, a vertiginous waterfall in the middle of an amphitheatre of cliffs.