Back in August/September of 2017, I went on a one-week trip to Gothenburg, Sweden, to visit my family, and naturally, I took my camera with me.
During that visit, I went into the city almost every day to explore and take photos. To make things simpler, I only brought my Canon 6D, Sigma 24mm f/1.4, which I had at the time, and the Canon 50mm f/1.4. Today, I no longer that Canon and the Sigma lens. The Canon 6D was my first full-frame camera and will always be one of my favorite cameras! About a year ago, I donated it, which is the only reason I would ever give it up, even if I just had it displayed in my apartment. I sold the Sigma soon after the trip because I needed the money at the time, and honestly, I’m more of a 35mm photographer.
Now, back to the Gothenburg photos. I’ve prepared three different themes, and this is the third one: panoramic views of the city itself. These photos were taken from the skyscraper, also known as the “lipstick building” at Lilla Bommen.
You can find these and many more photos on my Shutterstock account.
