There is a kind of charm typical of the past.
In photography, that sort of appeal is all concentrated in photographs taken from old analog.

The Norwegian photographer, Øystein Aspelund, probably agrees with me.
In fact, he created a photographic series – “Twilight” – using only an old analog and some 35mm aged rollers, manufactured in the Soviet Union and expired in 1989.
The outcome of his work is a series of images that tell us a story, a space and an existence that we can not be placed chronologically, the feeling of watching with our eyes a place never seen before.
If you are wondering if there is another planet to colonize, the answer is no, it’s just Norway.