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are copyright © 1993-2011
Carl-Magnus Dumell
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copenhagen, denmark
during my first visit to copenhagen i took only one photo ... trough my hotel window. the second time i found inspiration and took one hundred photos in two days.
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dakar, senegal
of the 20-something countries i have visited, this one was the most unpleasent in every way. i met more scammers and thieves than i have in a lifetime before. this place makes mongolia seem like western europe. really.
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los angeles ca, usa
it's not such a bad place. yes, hollywood is a bazaar where tourists are ripped of with worthless memorabilia and santa monica will give you skin cancer but it's not that bad...
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paris, france
beautiful place, but these people have got a serious attitude problem regarding languages.
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reykjavik, iceland
"one of the worlds most exciting places for a young person", wrote newsweek. and indeed it is. unfortunatelly during my first visit it did nothing but rain so there where few photo opportunities.
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seattle wa, usa
a prosperous city in the us north-west that feels quite european ... if that can be said about any us city.
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shanghai, china
a journey into the future. technology, wealth, powerty and people everywhere.
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saint louis, senegal
senegals capital during the colonial era. it's landmark is a 500 meter bridge built in 1897 by the eiffel company (yes, the tower guy).
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sveaborg / helsinki
sveaborg is an old military fortification on a group of islands just outside down town helsinki.
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tallin, estonia
the capital of the former soviet republic estonia is only a 60 minute trip by boat from helsinki. still, it took years before i finally got around to visiting this beautiful city.
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turku, finland
my home town from the fall of 1993 to the spring of 1998.
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lake vanajavesi, finland
photos from a cruise on lake vanajavesi during midsummer 2005 with m/s silver moon of finnish silverline.
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yvoire, france
a charming little town on the french side of lake geneva with a history that dates back to the romans.
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