Carl Størmer (1874-1957) is one of Norway’s pioneer photographers. He is known as an astronomer and mathematician. In history books Størmer is referred to as “The Northern Lights photographer”: he will go down in history as the first person to construct a camera that could capture the Northern Lights. From 1893 to 1897 he took everyday pictures of people.
Vintage: Street Shots of Oslo by Carl Størmer (1890s)
Vintage: Street Shots of Oslo by Carl Størmer (1890s)
Vintage: Street Shots of Oslo by Carl Størmer (1890s)
Vintage: Street Shots of Oslo by Carl Størmer (1890s)
Vintage: Street Shots of Oslo by Carl Størmer (1890s)
Vintage: Street Shots of Oslo by Carl Størmer (1890s)
Vintage: Street Shots of Oslo by Carl Størmer (1890s)
Vintage: Street Shots of Oslo by Carl Størmer (1890s)
Vintage: Street Shots of Oslo by Carl Størmer (1890s)
Vintage: Street Shots of Oslo by Carl Størmer (1890s)
Vintage: Street Shots of Oslo by Carl Størmer (1890s)
Vintage: Street Shots of Oslo by Carl Størmer (1890s)
