Path to the cemetaryHasselblad 500 c/mPlanar 80mm f/2.8Ilford HP5 @320PMKPrintIlford RC IV PearlIlford Multigrade developer
Entrance to the cemetaryHasselblad 500 c/mPlanar 80mm f/2.8Ilford HP5 @320PMKPrintIlford RC IV PearlIlford Multigrade developer
Door to the cemetaryHasselblad 500 c/mPlanar 80mm f/2.8Ilford HP5 @320PMKPrintIlford RC IV PearlIlford Multigrade developer
Merovian cemetaryHasselblad 500 c/mPlanar 80mm f/2.8Ilford HP5 @320PMKPrintIlford RC IV PearlIlford Multigrade developer
Hasselblad 500 c/mPlanar 80mm f/2.8Ilford HP5 @320PMKPrintIlford RC IV PearlIlford Multigrade developer
Hasselblad 500 c/mPlanar 80mm f/2.8Ilford HP5 @320PMKPrintIlford RC IV PearlIlford Multigrade developer
Hasselblad 500 c/mPlanar 80mm f/2.8Ilford HP5 @320PMKPrintIlford RC IV PearlIlford Multigrade developer
Hasselblad 500 c/mPlanar 80mm f/2.8Ilford HP5 @320PMKPrintIlford RC IV PearlIlford Multigrade developer
I have a fascination with the town of Christiansfeld. A city that was built by the Merovian community founded on invitation from the Daish King Christian VII in 1773. The city is constructed as an ideal city of the enlightenment period. Facing the streets all buildings are in the same yellow brick, with gives a very special and calm impression on the visitor.
