3 ms·
It’s quite a bit more recent, but this reminded me of David Bleicher’s Instagram page “Then and Now London.” He takes photographs in the same London locations a
by tkgally 2y ago
It’s quite a bit more recent, but this reminded me of David Bleicher’s Instagram page “Then and Now London.” He takes photographs in the same London locations as photos taken decades ago and puts them side by side:
https://www.instagram.com/thenandnowlondon/ https://www.instagram.com/thenandnowlondon/
- hnlmorg 2y agoThat’s a nice find. Thanks for sharing. Unfortunately it’s very hard to enjoy these kinds of blogging now that Meta have completely locked up the internet.
- kqr 2y agoThis is also sometimes known as rephotography. Some of the most striking examples I've seen seamlessly blend the old and new. Such as this campus location, which really illustrates how similar people are across time: https://blogs.ubc.ca/difficultknowledge/files/2016/09/UBCLibrary.jpg https://blogs.ubc.ca/difficultknowledge/files/2016/09/UBCLib...
- s_weber 2y agoYou can find more "then and now pictures" (rephotography) on re.photos. It has an archive of around 3000 pictures from around the world. (I developed the website as a final project during my studies. It's a bit dated but still alive and kicking.) https://www.re.photos/en/compilation/ https://www.re.photos/en/compilation/