Copenhagen in 35mm

I recently spent ten days living like a local in my favourite city, where the weather was unseasonably beautiful and the summer-feeling contagious. It was pure magic. 

Our itinerary: walks through Superkilen, my favourite urban park close to our Nørrebro flat; a day trip along the Øresund to Helsingør and Humlebæk to sightsee and visit museums; sun tanning by the canals in Christianshavn, where we witnessed noma chef Rene Redzepi water his microgreens (!!!); well-deserved margaritas at the new Copenhagen Street Food on PapirØen; and a once in a lifetime culinary experience at Den Røde Cottage, a Michelin Star restaurant situated in the ethereal Danish countryside. A perfect holiday.

Montréal, Yssingeaux, & Copenhagen in 35mm

December was a whirlwind of a month, and somehow in between all the packing, unpacking, and running to catch flights, I lost a roll of film from my stay in Lyon. It is most likely wedged in a cobblestone on Rue de la Something or Other, but I still have hope that this precious roll of Kodak is in my apartment somewhere, waiting to be found. Until then - if then ever happens - here are some photos of Montréal, Yssingeaux, and Copenhagen (and a few randoms of Toronto).

A love lock display in the Distillery District.

An epic man bun in progress.

Morning coffee at Moustache Café on Rue Beaubien in Montreal.

A delicious IPA at Dieu du Ciel!

Claude Cormier's Lipstick Forest.

Our flat in Mile End.

Snowy Yssingeaux.

Pastries from P. Liotier Patisserie.

One of the many Christmas Markets in Copenhagen.

Picturesque Nyhavn.