André Schürrle crosses the ball to Mario Götze, who scores to give Germany the lead in the final. The game is over several minutes later and like in 1954, 1974 and 1990 Germany have won the World Cup. One Night in Rio: A memorable party in Brazil’s metropolis on the Copacabana.
“Wer friert uns diesen Moment ein?” (Who will capture this moment for us?) are lyrics from an Andreas Bourani song which was heavily linked to Germany’s success this summer. The answer is the creator of this book: Paul Ripke. The photographer followed Germany on their road to a World Cup triumph. He captured the kick-off in the Maracana, Bastian Schweinsteiger’s blood, Joachim Löw’s tears, Miroslav Klose’s pride and the Cup changing hands from one player to the next.
Full of great emotions
“One Night in Rio” is a thank you to Germany’s fans and shows unseen moments from the tournament. The fans get a fascinating insight into what happened on the pitch, in the changing room, during the celebrations in the hotel in Rio, on the flight back home and their open-top bus tour through Berlin upon their return to Germany.
The pictures show unusual perspectives and the entire, beautiful truth. Paul Ripke has taken golden moments full of great emotions and created eternal memories. The night in Rio de Janeiro ends at Berlin’s Brandenburger Gate. “One Night in Rio”: Amazing moments captured in time, as Germany collected their fourth star.
André Schürrle crosses the ball to Mario Götze, who scores to give Germany the lead in the final. The game is over several minutes later and like in 1954, 1974 and 1990 Germany have won the World Cup. One Night in Rio: A memorable party in Brazil’s metropolis on the Copacabana.
“Wer friert uns diesen Moment ein?” (Who will capture this moment for us?) are lyrics from an Andreas Bourani song which was heavily linked to Germany’s success this summer. The answer is the creator of this book: Paul Ripke. The photographer followed Germany on their road to a World Cup triumph. He captured the kick-off in the Maracana, Bastian Schweinsteiger’s blood, Joachim Löw’s tears, Miroslav Klose’s pride and the Cup changing hands from one player to the next.
Full of great emotions
“One Night in Rio” is a thank you to Germany’s fans and shows unseen moments from the tournament. The fans get a fascinating insight into what happened on the pitch, in the changing room, during the celebrations in the hotel in Rio, on the flight back home and their open-top bus tour through Berlin upon their return to Germany.
The pictures show unusual perspectives and the entire, beautiful truth. Paul Ripke has taken golden moments full of great emotions and created eternal memories. The night in Rio de Janeiro ends at Berlin’s Brandenburger Gate. “One Night in Rio”: Amazing moments captured in time, as Germany collected their fourth star.
