In honor of warm days and my favorite ice cream place opening at the beach, the next series will be dedicated to Amager Beach. This shot is from about a months ago when Café Allehånde, located on a boat by the beach, held a reception. The café is part of a project that helps hearing disabled young people with training.
Another hood ornament from the veteran car line-up at Amager Beach…
Ahhhh, I love colours 🙂
Another detail from the Danish meet-up of clssic cars, celebrating the local brewery Amager Bryghus.
Back home from vacation we came across a local vintage car (and bike) meeting. Not quite the same as in Sonoma but worth a couple of shots…
Here’s to wishing I’d had a chance to shoot more inside the old buildings, With this second shot from the lift, we leave Bryggergården. San Fransisco of this summer coming up next!
Bryggergården is a whole complex of buildings. At first only bricks were produced here, then also beer. Now only the bar turned café is left plus several apartments. The place was completely renovated in 2008 and they have begun to offer parts of it for reasonable rent to creative projects. I hope they succeed.
This preserved complex, originally from 1749, lies at the end of Amager Beach past the marina and the new aquarium, The Blue Planet. Since 1838 it has housed a bar, now a café. And it’s just a stone’s throw from Copenhagen Airport.
One of the challenges I gave myself when I began this project of following the building was to keep making shots I found interesting. It got increasingly difficult as there was less and less left. But here’s yet another image.
I love how the old facade was exposed when they tore down the latest store signs.
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