r/geneva • u/Lopsided-Ad-471 • 17h ago
The sky almost stole the show from Genevaâs Jet dâEau [OC]
galleryGeneva was the final stop of my European road trip last August, and it turned out to be a beautiful place to end the journey.
I spent some time photographing Lake Geneva and the famous Jet dâEau. What really caught my attention was the dramatic sky, with heavy clouds, shifting light, and sailboats adding a different character to every frame.
I also enjoyed the contrast between the lively waterfront and the quieter views of the lake surrounded by greenery.
Here are four of my favorite photographs from Geneva.
Camera:Â Fujifilm GFX 50S II
Lens:Â Fujinon GF 32â64mm f/4 R LM WR
Edited in:Â Adobe Lightroom
For those familiar with Geneva, what are some lesser-known viewpoints around the lake that you would recommend photographing?