The photobook Davos by Joël Tettamanti explores the visual identity of the Swiss town known for its alpine landscape and international conferences. The images capture the intersection of natural beauty and human intervention, juxtaposing architectural forms against the surrounding mountains.

Tettamanti’s photographic approach balances clarity and atmosphere, emphasizing the stark contrasts between urban development and pristine environments. The mood is contemplative, inviting reflection on the coexistence of tradition and modernity within a distinctive geographical context.

Published in 2010 by Scheidegger and Spiess, the 136-page volume provides a focused, measured study of Davos through carefully composed imagery without reliance on text or narration.