Hunnebostrand, Sweden. May 2016.
Design update
I’ve been working on this blog’s design again. The biggest change is that it’s now responsive – meaning it adapts to different screen sizes, from big to small. When you are visiting this site from your smartphone, you used to be seeing Tumblr’s default mobile design – now you’ll see my own.
Further amendments:
- It’s now a black & white theme.
- No more Tumblr Photoset rendering. I simply render all images full-size and inline, one after another.
- It supports iOS’ “Dynamic Type” feature. That means, this theme will adjust its font size based on your iOS device’s text size settings (in case you use this feature).
Of course, it’s not perfect in every corner of the site. But I’m pretty happy with it for now.
Trollhättan, Sweden. May 2016.
Smögen, Sweden. May 2016.
Home is where you park it.
With the Lomo Lubitel in Smögen, Sweden. May 2016.
Nicole trying the Rolleiflex.
Tjörn, Sweden. May 2016.
In Gothenburg, a little luck led to a little private presentation of some of the Hasselblad Foundation’s treasures. Librarian Elsa Modin was so very kind and patient to show us a few items from their safe and talk a bit about Hasselblad’s involvement in NASA’s Apollo missions.
As you may or may not know, modified Hasselblad cameras went with the astronauts on the Apollo missions. Most of the photos taken are viewable online! And thanks to matching numbers on the film magazine and on the first photo of that magazine, I was able to look up the exact photos that were taken with the magazine that Elsa presented to us. You can see it on the left on the table.
So that was all pretty special.
Another one from Gothenburg. Lubitel cam. May 2016.
This one starts with a duck.
Ghosttown Gothenburg?
Night walking in Gothenburg.
Very important!
Near Kungsbacka, Sweden. May 2016.
