About the photographer
Kamil Salameh
Kamil Salameh is a Lebanese photographer specializing in landscape photography, astrophotography, architectural and street photography, and fine art. He is the founder of Kamil Salameh Photography, a fine art photography studio based in Lebanon that creates cinematic visual stories across Lebanon and around the world.
Lebanon, seen slowly
Much of Kamil Salameh's Lebanese work is made in Mount Lebanon, around Kfardebian. There he photographs the Roman temple ruins of Faqra in the last light of the day, and the dark mountain skies above them, including the Neowise comet. His landscapes favour patience over spectacle: waiting for the light, composing carefully, and developing each image with care in Adobe Lightroom.
A portfolio beyond borders
Beyond Lebanon, his portfolio follows architecture, streets and landscapes across France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Germany, Denmark, Sweden and Norway, as well as Turkey, Armenia and the wildlife of the Masai Mara in Kenya. From the riverside facades of Dinant to the colourful harbour of Copenhagen, the work is united by a cinematic, emotional approach: photography is not about capturing moments, it is about preserving emotions.
Craft and process
Kamil works with Canon cameras and develops every photograph in Adobe Lightroom. Alongside landscape and astrophotography, he creates product and still-life photography for brands, and architectural images for businesses.
Prints, gifts and commissions
Kamil Salameh Photography produces fine art photographic prints and canvas from A5 to A0, framed or unframed, as well as wooden desk frames, coaster sets, collector puzzles and bespoke memory books. The studio also accepts commercial and architectural projects and private photography sessions. Every request receives a personal quote: request a print or commission.
Beyond the camera
Alongside photography, Kamil Salameh brings experience in leadership, business development and consultancy, AI automation, process and workflow optimization, and mentorship. The same discipline shapes his studio: clear communication, carefully planned projects and a smooth experience from first message to final print. More on LinkedIn.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Who is Kamil Salameh?
Kamil Salameh is a Lebanese photographer specializing in landscape photography, astrophotography, architectural and street photography, and fine art. He is the founder of Kamil Salameh Photography and photographs across Lebanon and internationally.
What does Kamil Salameh Photography specialize in?
Kamil Salameh Photography specializes in landscape photography, astrophotography and night skies, architectural and street photography, fine art photography and product photography, and offers fine art prints, photo gifts, commercial projects and private photography sessions.
Where is Kamil Salameh based?
Kamil Salameh is based in Lebanon. Much of his Lebanese work is made in Mount Lebanon around Kfardebian, home to the Roman temple ruins of Faqra, and his portfolio also covers France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Turkey, Armenia and Kenya.
Can I buy prints of Kamil Salameh's photographs?
Yes. Fine art prints and canvas from A5 to A0, framed or unframed, as well as desk frames, coaster sets, collector puzzles and memory books, can be requested through the order form. Each request receives a personal quote; within Lebanon, payment is cash on delivery.
Does Kamil Salameh accept photography commissions?
Yes. Kamil Salameh accepts commercial and architectural photography projects, product photography and private photography sessions. Requests can be sent through the contact form or the order form.
Can I use or license Kamil Salameh's photographs?
All photographs are protected by copyright and may not be used without prior written permission. Licensing for editorial or commercial use can be requested through the contact form. See the Terms & Conditions.
How can I contact Kamil Salameh?
Use the contact form or send a direct message on Instagram at @kamilsalameh.