The Uia of Ciamarella, or more simply Ciamarella, is a mountain in the Lanzo and Alta Moriana Alps in the Graian Alps, 3,676 m high, North West of Italy.

The summit is located entirely in Italy as the border with France passes west of the summit. On the Italian side the municipalities of Balme and Groscavallo are affected; on the French side the municipalities of Bessans and Bonneval-sur-Arc. It is the highest mountain that crowns the Lanzo Valleys. At the top of the mountain there is a bust of San Leonardo Murialdo who climbed to the top in 1867.

In this photo of mine I wanted to portray the huge mountain, visible even from a great distance from the whole plain, making it almost emerge from the lines created by the surrounding slopes, illuminated by the warm sunset light. All around there are larches that have grown directly on the black rocks, typical of the area, which make the entire plateau a spectacular expanse of trees. The traces of the snowfields at high altitude are clearly visible, while the enormous resolution of the photo highlights all the structures and rock formations scattered on the surface of the great mountain