A look into Lussy-sur-Morges

Foreigners feel welcome in Lussy-sur-Morges. But whoever wants to settle in the small commune on the north shore of Lake Geneva has to dig deep into their pockets. The village, which used to be based much more around farming, is increasingly home to well-off commuters.

This content was published on February 9, 2015 - 11:00

As a photo editor I am responsible for the editorial use of photography at SWI swissinfo.ch and our collaborations with photographers. When the opportunity arises, I take a camera and accompany one of our journalists. I trained as a photographer in Zürich and began working as a photojournalist in 1989. I was a founder of the Swiss photographers' agency Lookat Photos in 1990. A two-time World Press Award winner, I have also been awarded several Swiss national scholarships. My work has been widely exhibited and it is represented in various collections.

(Fotos: Thomas Kern)

Deutsch

Weitblick in Lussy sur Morges Original
Français

Lussy-sur-Morges, village résidentiel
Português

Passeio à Lussy sur Morges
日本語

ルッシー・スル・モルジュを見渡す
العربية

آفاق مستقبلية في “لوسي سور مورج”
中文

Lussy sur Morges的未来
Русский

Люсси-сюр-Морж: против ограничения миграции 81%

(Images: Thomas Kern)

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