STUDIO ATLANTIS provides the highest quality photography for the valorization of archaeological materials, historical sites and Natural science. The photographer's activity is essentially focused on working with museum institutions, national and regional administrations, Foundations, private collectors and restoration laboratories in the Mediterranean Basin.
Rémi Bénali began his career in 1989 after receiving a Law Degree and was one of the youngest staff photojournalists at the Gamma Press Agency, with whom he collaborated for twelve years, including more than three years as a Foreign Press Correspondent based in the States. Coming from multicultural origins, it was a natural choice for him to specialize in the history and diversity of civilizations, to be attached for roots, traditions and cultural memory. His personal work depicts abstract images created by the passing of time. He has been the recipient of several photographic awards, such as a Picture Of the Year in Natural History and his work has been published by leading publications throughout the world such as Time, LIFE, Newsweek, Vanity Fair, Paris Match, Stern, El Mundo or the magazines Geo. Remi is now a regular contributing photographer to the National Geographic magazine.
The photographer holds a dynamic regard on the sciences of the past, bringing a cinematic approach to his images of architectural heritage as well as in shaping light amidst the elegant shadows of the studio. His experience in covering over 100 countries allows for a reporter's connection and the ability to express a vitality with his subjects in the field. He use the best of current technology to create contemporary visuals that reflect a continually evolving science.
STUDIO ATLANTIS
ARLES - FRANCE
remibenali(at)yahoo.com