Verena Popp Hackner Collection

Matterhorn (4, 478m) with reflection in Lake Riffel at sunrise, Switzerland, September 2008. WWE BOOK. WWE OUTDOOR EXHIBITION. NOT TO BE USED FOR GREETING CARDS OR CALENDARS *PRESS IMAGE

Coastal landscape, Kornati National Park, Mana Island, Croatia, May 2009. WWE INDOOR EXHIBITION

Stream, Ruisseau du Cot, near to Cirque de Troumouse, Pyrenes, France, October 2008

Rock arches in the sea, Gaztelugatxe, Basque country, Bay of Biscay, Spain, October 2008

Rock formations on Barrika beach at sunset, Basque country, Bay of Biscay, Spain, October 2008. WWE OUTDOOR EXHIBITION. WWE BOOK

Rock formations on Atxabiribil beach, Basque country, Bay of Biscay, Spain, October 2008

Forest in the Cirque de Gavarnie, Pyrenees, France, October 2008

Autumn vegetation growing amongst tree roots, near Grunsee / Green Lake, Gornergrat, Switzerland, September 2008

View from Mana Island south along the islands of Kornati National Park, Croatia, May 2009

View from Mana Island at sunset, Kornati National Park, Croatia, May 2009

View from Levrnaka Island, Kornati National Park, Croatia, May 2009

Storm cloud over Kornat Island, Kornati National Park, Croatia, May 2009

View from Levrnaka Island to the south, Kornati National Park, Croatia, May 2009

Sea over smooth rocks with rock arch in distance, Gaztelugatxe coast, Basque country, Bay of Biscay, Spain, October 2008

Coast near Barrika and Plentzia at sunset, Basque country, Bay of Biscay, Spain, October 2008

Matterhorn (4, 478m) at night, with star trails, from Gornergrat, Wallis, Switzerland, September 2008

Monte Rosa (4, 634m) viewed from Hohtlligrat, at sunset, Wallis, Switzerland, September 2008

Atxabiribil beach, Basque country, Bay of Biscay, Spain, October 2008

Matterhorn (4, 478m) at night, long exposure with star trails, viewed from Gornergrat, Switzerland, September 2008, climbers in foreground with headlamps setting off to climb the Matterhorn

Matterhorn (4, 478m) at sunrise with reflection in Riffel Lake, Wallis, Switzerland, September 2008

Ruisseau du Cot (stream) near Cirque de Troumouse, Pyrenees, France, October 2008

Waterfalls flowing down rock faces in the Cirque de Gavarnie, Pyrenees, France, October 2008

View from Gornergrat to Liskamm and Breithorn mountains, with Boarder glacier and Schwrze glacier, Switzerland, September 2008

Matterhorn (4, 478m) silhouetted at sunset, viewed from Gornergrat, Wallis, Switzerland, September 2008

Matterhorn (4, 478m) with reflection in Grindji lake at sunrise, Wallis, Switzerland, September 2008

View from a plateau under Breche de Roland to the Cirque de Gavarnie, Pyrenees, France, October 2008

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"Verena Popp Hackner: A Journey Through Nature's Masterpieces" Embarking on a visual odyssey, Verena Popp Hackner captures the breathtaking beauty of our world. In September 2008, she found herself in Switzerland, witnessing an awe-inspiring spectacle as the Matterhorn (4, 478m) cast its majestic reflection upon Lake Riffel at sunrise. The ethereal scene painted a picture of tranquility and serenity. Venturing further south to Croatia's Kornati National Park in May 2009, Verena was greeted by a coastal landscape that seemed straight out of a dream. Mana Island revealed itself like an enchanting paradise amidst crystal-clear waters. The vibrant hues of nature danced harmoniously with the azure sea. In October 2008, Verena explored France's Pyrenees region near Cirque de Troumouse. Here, she stumbled upon a mesmerizing stream named Ruisseau du Cot. Its gentle flow whispered secrets only nature could comprehend while surrounding peaks stood tall as silent witnesses to its beauty. The Basque country beckoned her next in October 2008 when she discovered rock formations adorning Barrika beach and Atxabiribil beach along the Bay of Biscay in Spain. As twilight descended upon these shores, Verena witnessed how sunlight embraced every curve and crevice with golden warmth—a sight that left her spellbound. Continuing her journey through France's Pyrenees region in October 2008 led her to the mystical forest within Cirque de Gavarnie. Verdant foliage enveloped ancient trees like emerald tapestries woven by Mother Nature herself—an ode to life's eternal cycle. Near Grunsee or Green Lake, Gornergrat unveiled autumn vegetation thriving amidst tree roots—a testament to resilience and adaptability against all odds—reminding us that even beneath the surface lies untapped potential waiting for discovery.