Panorama photosThese images are very wide and may require scrolling to the right. | ||
 Left: tongue of Glacier de Tsanfleuron; centre: fluted lateral moraine from the Little Ice Age; upper right: Sanetschhorn or Mont Brun. |  View towards and under the glacier margin which is disected by small longitudinal crevasses. |  Similar view as in the previous photo but somewhat further away from the ice margin. |
 Tongue of Glacier de Tsanfleuron and Sanetschhorn or Mont Brun. Small lake between roches moutonnées. |  Spectacular striae in front of the glacier and yellow calcium carbonate precipitates. |  Small scalloped shapes caused by turbulent water flow beneath the ice. |
 Similar phenomena as in the previous image. The scalloped depressions form on the slopes facing downglacier. |  Erosion by ice and water: roches moutonnées, striae and meltwater channels. | |
| Panorama photos Jürg Alean, August 2004 (Noblex rotation camera on roll film, horizontal field of view approximately 146 degrees). | ||