Analogue Panoramas

Compiled from 2 negatives

Compiled from 2 negatives

If you ever go there drive up early in the morning before the clouds start rolling up and in. And bring a windbreaker, it will be cool and gusty up there at 3.000 m or 10.000 ft regardless of the time of the year. The view is absolutely breathtaking. Compiled from 2 negatives

Almost 5 years after the end of WW 2 most of the rubble has been cleared and the rebuilding has started, but 70% of the city is still in ruins. View at full size for lots of details. Photos taken by my dad. Compiled from 6 prints

This shot was taken from the tower of the St. Michaelis Church (Michel) in spring 1950, showing the still heavily destroyded harbor and the living quarters close to the river. However, the white "Banana Carrier" is some evidence of the slowly regained port activity. Photos taken by my dad. Compiled from 2 prints

Almost 5 years after the end of WW 2 most of the rubble has been cleared and the rebuilding has started, but 70% of the city is still in ruins. View at full size for lots of details. Photos taken by my dad. Compiled from 6 prints Compare with today's view Hamburg Now and Then - View from the Belltower of St. Michaelis - East

compiled from 2 negative scans

compiled from two slides

compiled from two slides

compiled from two negatives

compiled from two negatives

Sehenswert, grad stromabwärts von der Strandperle PIP2: Die Strandperle. Die Wandmalerei ist links außerhalb des Fotos