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Long beik is long.
Very cool though.

I'd consider painting the walls and ceiling white, which will probably help with reflecting the light from the windows. And then you could light the inside indirectly by pointing lightsources into the corners.

You could consider their Rasket, which is an integrated rack/basket combo. It's on the GF's bike and works great.

The seat post and fork rake makes it look like someone tried to rip the bike apart.

Pelago commuter. Mounts to mudguard eyelets or front wheel axle.
Dead solid.

I have no idea, and very limited experience with that sort of stuff. But why would you when the dynamo version is cheaper?

Good looking build!
Are those Jones riser bars?

E-bike version is probably made to run on DC from the battery rather than the AC of a dynamo hub, which means they aren't interchangeable.

Very very nice!

What do mean by "nice photos"?
I'd argue that a DSLR will not let you take nicer photos.
You'd getter more shallow depth of field, depending on the lens you use and high iso-performance might improve, but it will not make your photos any better, that's up to you.
I'd invest the money in a nice prime for your Olympus instead. Something like the 17mm or 25mm f1.8.

But if you're hell bent on a DSLR a Nikon D3XXX with a 35mm f1.8 is great bit of kit.

You’re welcome.
I keep looking for an excuse to get one myself.

I think your best option is Stooge Moto bars! You can just cut them down to 750mm and 38mm of rise.

Personally, I much prefer external bottom brackets.
Also these:

Do you have any photografic experience?
If not, your pictures probably won't be any better on a DSLR - however, if it encourages you to take more pictures and practice then by all means go for it.
You really can't go wrong with anything from Canon or Nikon.

That bike is still in my rotation of wall papers. So good looking,

You're welcome :)

It's in another thread :)
https://www.lfgss.com/comments/14369254/

I'm not sure, but it sounds a lot like the Danish equivalent as well!

If you're willing to spend that amount of money I'd say go for @h2o lens. It'll give you more room to play with composition.

Cheapest option would be to get a 35mm f1.8 DX lens. They're cheap and perform really well optically. It should give you some more room to get closer to the bikes.

Bike looks great imo.
Loving the matte fade paint job.
Personally, I'd de-sticker the rims though.

because physics..

Silver seatpost or black stem and you're golden.
Good looking bike!

I have the Carradry SQR bag, which is waterproof and can take about the same amount of stuff. It doesn't look as nice, but works really well imo.

Critical stuff go into a drybag?