The photobook Davos by Joël Tettamanti presents a focused visual study of the town of Davos. It uses a documentary approach that highlights the everyday character of this Alpine setting, capturing a sense of place with clarity and precision. The images engage with the physical environment and built structures, reflecting both the town’s identity and its atmosphere.

The work is composed of 136 pages, allowing for an extended visual exploration that avoids sensationalism. Instead, Tettamanti’s photographic strategy employs restraint, offering viewers an unembellished perspective on the locale’s quiet rhythms and surface details. The publisher is Scheidegger and Spiess, and the book was released in 2010.