Dal bellissimo libro "Gente di Trastevere" di Carlo Bavagnoli, pubblicato intorno al 1960, prendiamo questa foto che ci mostra una quasi deserta Via Benedetta, solo una donna e due persone vicino ad una Vespa riempiono la scena. Il toponimo della via prende il nome dalla famiglia Benedetti che qui abitava nel 1586. Infatti, precedentemente, la
In questa foto del 1944 del fotografo Carl Mydans per la rivista Life, vediamo due bambini sorridenti portare un sacco proprio in quel “Largo 16 ottobre 1943” tristemente noto per il rastrellamento degli ebrei ad opera dei tedeschi. Degli oltre 1000 adulti deportati vi erano anche 200 bambini. Di questi fecero ritorno solo 15 adulti.
La Magnani in questa immagine si trova presso il solo punto di Roma da cui si possono scorgere contemporaneamente tre obelischi “sistini”: due indicanti i punti nodali del sistema viario costruito da Sisto V (Trinità dei Monti e Santa Maria Maggiore) ed
L’immagine inquadra un’incolonnamento lungo il sottopassaggio veicolare del Lugotevere Arnaldo Da Brescia, forse il giorno della sua inaugurazione nel 1960. Al di sotto del muraglione, sul Tevere, troviamo lo Scalo De Pinedo che deve il suo nome all’omonimo trasvolatore dei tre continenti, morto per un’incidente in volo sopra New York nel 1933.
In questa immagine del giardino del Pincio vediamo sullo sfondo la Fontana del Mosè eseguita probabilmente da Ascanio Brazzà nel 1868. Tuttavia all’interno del parco possiamo trovare anche la Fontana dell'Anfora, uno splendido idrocronometro vicino al laghetto, e soprattutto ben 229 busti di personaggi importanti per la Repubblica Italiana. Furono fortemente voluti da Giuseppe Mazzini
Anno: 1865 Fotografo: Sconosciuto Posizione: Piazzale Ostiense Fonte: Internet
Happy 35th birthday, CN Tower! What would Toronto's skyline be without you? In honour of this occasion (which actually took place yesterday), I think…
James Steward nel 1960 a passeggio lungo via Veneto, con le due figlie gemelle Judy e Kelly nate dal matrimonio con l’ex modella Gloria Hatrick McLean. Nato nel 1908 ad Indiana iniziò la carriera di architetto, poi si dedicò al teatro, ma il
Rephotography is the act of taking a photo of a place that has already been photographed some time ago. While being a challenge for the photographers to recreate all the angles as close as possible to the original, these images also speak wonders about the passage of time.
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nine white cranes are flying over the camera, in the style of dark blue, aerial photography, edo period, romantic illustrations, repetitive rephotography, digitally enhanced --v 6
Rephotography is the act of repeat photography at the same site, with a time gap between the two images; the so-called "then and now" view of a particular area.
Rephotography is the act of repeat photography at the same site, with a time gap between the two images; the so-called then and now view of a particular area.
Rephotography is the act of repeat photography at the same site, with a time gap between the two images; the so-called "then and now" view of a particular area.
Rephotography is the act of taking a photo of a place that has already been photographed some time ago. While being a challenge for the photographers to recreate all the angles as close as possible to the original, these images also speak wonders about the passage of time.
The subreddit r/OldPhotosInRealLife is pretty much the closest thing we have to a time machine. Its 596k members are constantly comparing past and present through rephotography — the act of taking a photo of a place that has already been photographed before. The end result is like a portal, fusing together two different periods.
The subreddit r/OldPhotosInRealLife is pretty much the closest thing we have to a time machine. Its 596k members are constantly comparing past and present through rephotography — the act of taking a photo of a place that has already been photographed before. The end result is like a portal, fusing together two different periods.
The subreddit r/OldPhotosInRealLife is pretty much the closest thing we have to a time machine. Its 596k members are constantly comparing past and present through rephotography — the act of taking a photo of a place that has already been photographed before. The end result is like a portal, fusing together two different periods.
The subreddit r/OldPhotosInRealLife is pretty much the closest thing we have to a time machine. Its 596k members are constantly comparing past and present through rephotography — the act of taking a photo of a place that has already been photographed before. The end result is like a portal, fusing together two different periods.
