Oustads mekaniske verksted, Hamar. Arkitekt: Rolf Prag (1937).
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Oustads mekaniske verksted, Hamar. Arkitekt: Rolf Prag (1937).
Details of Lasipalatsi, a notable example of 1930s functionalism in Helsinki.
The building was designed by the architects Viljo Revell, Heimo Riihimäki and Niilo Kokko and completed in 1936.
Helsinki, Finland 2024.
Olympus Trip 35
Foma Fomapan 100
Compard R09 One Shot 1+100
60 min semi-stand at 19°C
Agitation: 1 minute + 10s at 30 min
Testing a new camera!
Helsinki, Finland 2024.
Olympus Trip 35
Foma Fomapan 100
Compard R09 One Shot 1+100 semi-stand development, 60 min at 19°C
Agitation: 1 min + 10 s at 30 min
Former Jernkontoret office & building materials storage (now CARTER boutique & café) in Aarhus.
Architecture: C.F. Møller & Kay Fisker, 1935
Former Jernkontoret office & building materials storage (now CARTER boutique & café) in Aarhus.
Architecture: C.F. Møller & Kay Fisker, 1935
Former Jernkontoret office & building materials storage (now CARTER boutique & café) in Aarhus.
Architecture: C.F. Møller & Kay Fisker, 1935
Former Jernkontoret office & building materials storage (now CARTER boutique & café) in Aarhus.
Architecture: C.F. Møller & Kay Fisker, 1935
Former Jernkontoret office & building materials storage (now CARTER boutique & café) in Aarhus.
Architecture: C.F. Møller & Kay Fisker, 1935
Former Jernkontoret office & building materials storage (now CARTER boutique & café) in Aarhus.
Architecture: C.F. Møller & Kay Fisker, 1935
Former Jernkontoret office & building materials storage (now CARTER boutique & café) in Aarhus.
Architecture: C.F. Møller & Kay Fisker, 1935
Former Jernkontoret office & building materials storage (now CARTER boutique & café) in Aarhus.
Architecture: C.F. Møller & Kay Fisker, 1935
Former Aarhus Municipal Library (later converted to Book1 hostel), Denmark. Architecture: Alfred Mogensen and Harald Salling-Mortensen, 1934
Skovshoved petrol station by Arne Jacobsen, 1936
Denmark
Skovshoved petrol station by Arne Jacobsen, 1936
Denmark
Skovshoved petrol station by Arne Jacobsen, 1936
Denmark
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Ingierstrand, Oppegård, Akershus county, Norway
I was shooting some long exposures and got the flat sea as I planned. Then this idea for a shot came to me. I thought about triggering in bulb mode and then run up there, but then my gear would be up for grabs. So I asked this guy if he would help me out. He said yes before I told him that he had to stand there for 9 whole minutes:p I am not so religious but the title came to me as sent from above:-)
3 filters stacked to get the 9 mins exposure. A lot of smudge removing do to, but i am fairly happy with the end feel to it.
I don´t know the exact location of this image, but since the picture next to it on my digital reel is a sign of the Slavic-speakers sections of Jehova´s Witnesses so my guess is that it is a few steps away from this place, my guess is that it is in either the first or third district...
I love these dirty parts of Vienna, as one growing up in Sweden I always loved the dirtier places in Europe, Copenhagen, Prague, Berlin and as here Vienna...
when I look at it, I can smell it, that is also a thing about Sweden, now a days very little smell, when I was a kid there were smells I remember them from factories, bakeries and stuff, but now sweden is free of most scents and smells...
I remember next to the Prips brewery, it smelled out of hops, in the harbour there was loads of industrial smells, one of the few smells or scents still here in Malmö is next to the industrial bakery Pågens and also sometimes next to the candy manufacturer Malaco
Peace and Noise MushsroomBrain damaged by the clean Sweden...
The terminal at Malmi Airport is from 1938 and whilst described as being in the functionalist style is nevertheless very graceful and speaking very much of its time.
