In 1893, the bustling streets of Oslo, Norway, were the stage for an innovative and, at the time, somewhat mischievous endeavor by a 19-year-old university student named Carl Størmer. Størmer, intrigued by the art of photography and the candid moments of everyday life, became one of the earliest pioneers of street photography. His approach, however, was unique and required a bit of cunning and technical ingenuity. While Carl Størmer did not build the camera himself, he did co

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