Past And Present Photography
This type of photography is generally use for presenting the past and present images in a comparative manner. The images taken over a period of time are presented side by side with the subject positioned similarly within the same surroundings,More info:designgrapher
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#10 Photographing History and a Desire to See the Past in the Present,More info:activehistory
At December’s public consultations on the new Museum of Canadian History, Sean Kheraj, an assistant professor of history at York University, made a comment that stuck with me: by commemorating moments in history we actually learn as much about our present as our past. In trying to see the past through a contemporary lens, we blur history with nostalgia. Situating the past in a present context gives new meaning to both, and a greater understanding of not only how the built and social environments once were, but also what they’ve become.
#9 How to Fake a ‘Past Vs. Present’ Picture-in-Picture Photo,More info:iso.500px
Arman Ayva is an amateur photographer who is driven by a desire to capture the moment. “The sensation that the moment is gone and will never repeat, but you can still go back in time looking at your pics and live it again, is incredible.” To see more from Arman, give his 500px account a follow or visit his blog.
In this post, Arman shares a fun Photoshop challenge for this weekend: fake a ‘past vs present’ picture-in-picture photo in Photoshop using two different photos of the same spot. Find out how to do it and then go give it a try!
#8 P A S T , P R E S E N T , A N D / OR F U T U R E,More info:hannahsyedgcsephotography.weebly
#7 Now & Then: Seeing the Future from the Past,More info:ttgphoto
#6 Christ & Gantenbein combine past and present in the Swiss National Museum’s extension wing,More info:archinect
Over a century after its inauguration, the Swiss National Museum in Zurich was due for an update. Christ & Gantenbein had the winning proposal to design the museum’s new extension wing, which appears like a “dramatically bent bridge”. Most recently, the extension won a Gold Award in last year’s Best Architects 18 competition in the Public Buildings category.
#5 Hayley Evans Photography,More info:hayleyevansphotography.weebly
#4 Camden Historic Lumber District Photography Project #1,More info:kickstarter
The Camden Neighborhood of North Minneapolis, specifically the area between 42nd and 53rd on Lyndale Ave owes much of its roots to the lumber industry. From the 1880 until 1930, Camden produced more lumber then anywhere else in the world. With the decline of pine in the northern regions of Minnesota, the industry shifted in the area and the story of the Camden sawmills is all but a distant memory for the community.
#3 Incredible Seabird Photos Show Fusion of Past and Present,More info:nationalgeographic
#2 Animated GIF: Strater Hotel in downtown Durango, past and present,More info:chicagotribune
#1 Sergey Larenkov: World War II Scenes in the Present,More info:selaluberfotoment.blogspot
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