Serge Ramelli – författare

In a fascinating way, the French photographer and YouTube star shows us the changeable character of New York, this time in colour: obtrusively colourful neon signs, pulsating hustle and bustle on the avenues next to atmospheric sunrises over the awakening city or empty streets without a trace of human life. People play a rather subordinate role in Serge Ramelli's photos. What matters is the setting, the mood, the light and the surroundings.Typical elements and sights are always depicted as no visitor to the city has ever seen them, except in their dreams - or in a movie. Because that is what Ramelli is a master of: elevating everyday scenes to cinematic ones. His photographs show iconic places such as Times Square and the Empire State Building in a new light and invite you to discover the city from a dreamlike perspective.Text in English, French and German.

This beautiful photography book by Serge Ramelli presents Paris in a unique lighting mood that transforms photos into vivid film stills.Paris, so familiar, but different. A city with romance and history in its blood shows its tender side in a special way here. In pastel tones and luminous nuances that could have come from the palette of French Impressionists, Frenchman Serge Ramelli paints a very personal, photographic overall colouring.The Eiffel Tower and the Louvre, Montmartre and Saint-Germain-des-Prés, traces of the artists who once lived here can be seen everywhere, actors made their homes here after film productions, art and culture are everywhere in exuberant abundance. A flair that Ramelli skilfully captures. Ramelli collects all of these very special moments with his camera. A kaleidoscope of the Seine metropolis that will delight every lover: in the magical light at sunrise and sunset, at the blue hour or 'à nuit'. Text in English, French and German.

In his new book, Serge Ramelli presents the European metropolis of London. From iconic landmarks to hidden corners, Ramelli shows London in a new light. Text in English, German and French.