With his fascinating photographic style, the French photographer and YouTube star, Serge Ramelli, shows us the changeable character of New York, this time in colour - bold neon signs, throbbing crowds on busy avenues, atmospheric sunrises over Manhattan, and surreal empty streets. In Serge Ramelli’s photos, people are a secondary subject. What matters is the setting, the mood, the light, the environment. Typical elements and landmarks are shown as no one has quite seen before, except, perhaps, in a dream, or in a movie. In his unique and masterful way, Ramelli imbues a cinematic quality in the everyday. The viewer is spellbound by the suspense and suggestion of his images: what will happen next? Anyone familiar with Ramelli’s black-and-white photographs of New York will marvel at the different sides of the city he captures in colour - the luminosity of the yellow cabs and traffic lights and the interplay of natural and artificial light. Times Square, Broadway, the Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty - everyone has a different, mostly romantic, association with the many icons of this storied city, perhaps inspired by a book, a movie, a song, or a visit. That poetic trace, and many more, are sure to be found in this photo tribute, which reveals both the treasured NYC hotspots and lesser-known corners of the metropolis. A beautiful New York photography book unfolding in Ramelli’s characteristic cinematic style - now, at last, in colour. AUTHOR: French photographer Serge Ramelli specialises in landscape and urban photography. His art photographs are represented worldwide by the gallery chain, YellowKorner. A self-taught photographer, he currently offers photo online courses for about 530,000 subscribers via YouTube. Ramelli has published illustrated books on Paris, New York, Venice, and Los Angeles. SELLING POINTS: . The acclaimed French photographer and YouTube star captures New York in all its beauty and variety - in full colour . Beloved landmarks and lesser-known corners of the city merge into an atmospheric, cinematic portrait . Lively and quiet moments of the City that Never Sleeps 110 colour photographs