Paris by Serge Ramelli

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-Pres, 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 ‘a nuit’. Text in English, French and German. AUTHOR: Originally from France, Serge Ramelli now lives in Los Angeles. He was fascinated by images from a young age and has worked as a professional photographer and cinema producer since 2005. SELLING POINTS: . The successful and atmospheric book Paris by French photographer and YouTube star Serge Ramelli is now available in an affordable, high-quality paperback edition . With photographs from different times of day and seasons, this book conveys a romantic and historical view of the city . With over 600,000 followers on YouTube, Ramelli is celebrated by a large community of fans 79 colour illustrations

Combining tradition and modernity, Serge Ramelli reveals the delicate side of the city of Paris in pastel and bright colors, inspired by Impressionists. Text in English, French and German.

About the Author:

Originally from France, Serge Ramelli now lives in Los Angeles. He was fascinated by images from a young age and has worked as a professional photographer and cinema producer since 2005.

17 Mar 2025
 

Paris by Serge Ramelli ISBN 9783961716722