London - (Hardcover)

Book Synopsis

In his latest work, "London", the internationally renowned photographer Serge Ramelli shows the British metropolis in all its facets and yet in his very own unmistakable way. Over 176 pages, the book takes readers on a fascinating visual journey that includes both colorful and black-and-white photographs. With his characteristic visual language, Ramelli captures the vibrant life of London in a new way, presenting the city as a work of art that offers new impressions and perspectives in every corner.

Known for his iconic style of photography, Ramelli captures London with a unique blend of vibrant colors and high-contrast compositions. From the famous Buckingham Palace, Tower Bridge and Big Ben to the hidden, charming corners of the city, the book shows the diversity of London. Ramelli's pictures invite you to rediscover the dynamic city and to literally feel the unusually quiet snapshots.

In these expressive photographs, he celebrates not only the beauty of the British capital, but also the fusion of history in the form of historical monuments and modern architecture. For Ramelli, photography is more than just a craft - it is an art form that evokes emotions and reflects the essence of the city.

Ramelli is not only successful as a photographer, but also as a teacher. With more than 640,000 subscribers on his YouTube channel, he shares his expertise in photography tutorials and regularly offers workshops that appeal to photographers of all experience levels. His passion and innovation, both in photography and image editing, have made him a leading expert in his field.

"London" is a must-read for photography enthusiasts and anyone who wants to experience the city from a completely new perspective.

Review Quotes

"French photographer Serge Ramelli is known for his images of urban scenes. In his new book, he focuses on London: He presents the British capital in vibrant colors and expressive black-and-white photographs. As you turn the pages, you'll encounter familiar landmarks like Tower Bridge or the Financial District, but also discover corners that usually remain hidden from visitors."-- "National Geographic Traveler"