These intriguing color pictures show Sweden cities, towns, buildings, harbors, squares, monuments, docks, markets, public parks and everyday life from the 1940s. There are crowd scenes, but people are often alone and isolated in the street.
Fredrik Daniel Bruno, captured these photographs with expensive Kodachrome during his trip to the Sweden in the 1940s. There’s something of the secret agent about this engineer’s approach to photography. The pictures fizz with atmosphere. A stray thumb, a fame from the shadows, his positioning in the middle of the road or a high vantage point.
How Hötorget changed with those disgusting scrapers is completely unforgivable.
Ah det här påminner mig om en praktik jag hade i högstadiet, satt och scannade in glasnegativ i färg på Upplandsmuseéts reproduktionsavdelning. Ska se om jag kan rota fram de bilderna, jätteintressanta ögonblicksbilder från 20- och 30-talet!
Alla köpte sina kläder på myrorna verkar det som.