The old Bosch signs light up the front of it's new occupant, Bob's Bistro.

Neon lights create a rainbow on the front of this old building in Kødbyen.

A bus heads right at Rådhuspladsen.

A sculpture that remains hidden during the spring and the summer under thick patches of algae is finally revealed as the algae dies from the cold.

The Round Tower wears a crown of Christmas lights in the Inner City.

The Copenhagen Central Station during rush hour.

The swings spin quickly during the last night of the autumn season at Tivoli.

Traffic speeds by these abandoned storefronts in Christianshavn.

The platform at Nørrebro Station as a train zooms by.

Someone waits for the train at the Nørrebro Station.

A canal tour zips by on a cold afternoon in Christianshavn.

A full traffic light cycle produced only this much light on the road that passed the old stock exchange building, Børsen.

This heavily trafficked pedestrian street looks empty after a 30-second exposure was used.

Around February everyone starts to get bothered by the darkness. I took this long exposure after a particularly bad week of vitamin d drain.

Some friends smoke in front of a popular bar.

This popular harbor makes for an adorable little Christmas market.

Taken of The Lakes in the Østerbro neighborhood. This incredibly long exposure reveals a black swamp of water barely reflecting any of the lights from the dense city around it.

One of the most popular Instagram locations in Copenhagen, this park is a dark desert wasteland in winter.

If you ever want to do something awesome for New Year's eve, head to Copenhagen where they shoot fireworks without reservation.

A rare winter sunset over Vesterbrogade.

The heavy yellow street lights casts a heavy yellow color over everything.

The city streets glow from the light shining off the wet cobblestones after a rain.

Traffic speeds by the Axel Towers.

A city bus turns left off Vesterbrogade.

This image of a very dark and typically empty hotel reveals an interior still aglow with life.