Re photos are a group of people who recreate photos of the same location, the same pose that has already been photographed some time ago to show how much things have been changed in a particular place. It is a challenge for the photographer to approximate the original location and camera pose as well as possible. The resulting picture pair is called Before and After or Then and Now. In this post, we share before and after photos of famous locations around the world that have been changed for several decades. More info: Website
#1 Rysstad, Norway, 1888 – 2013
#2 Seljestadjuvet, Odda, Norway, 1887 – 2014
#3 Martin Luther Statue, Dresden, Germany, 1958 – 2014
#4 Quai Des Nations, Paris, France, 1900 – 2017
#5 Chaney Glacier, USA, 1911 – 2005
#6 Lunch Atop A Skyscraper, New York, Usa, London, England, 1932 – 2011
#7 Hôtel De Ville, France, 1871 – 2014
#8 Hofbräuhaus München, Germany, 1910 – 2017
#9 Horse Cart And Steam Locomotive, Mont Saint-Michel, France, 1908 – 2016
#10 Marcin Street, Poznan, Poland, 1945 – 2017
#11 Paris, France, 1900 – 2017
#12 Frauenkirche Dresden, Dresden, Germany, 1897 – 2010
#13 Osnabrück Central Railway Station, Germany, 1965 – 2015
#14 Nowomiejska Street, Lódz, Poland, 1874 – 2016
#15 Karlstor, Munich, Germany , 1910 – 2017 Re.photos
#16 Kjeåsen Railway Bridge, Kjeåsen, Norway, 1927 – 2008
#17 Shepard Glacier, USA, 1913 – 2005
#18 Notre Dame, Paris, France, 1850 – 2016
#19 Most Klodny, Poland, 1900 – 2013
#20 Karl Johan Street, Norway, 1899 – 2007
#21 Römerberg, Frankfurt, Germany, 1910 – 2017
#22 National Textile Museum, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 1971 – 2016
#23 Portobello Beach, Edinburgh, Scotland, 1919 – 2016
#24 Svartisen Glacier, Norway, 1989 – 2017
#25 Notre-Dame, Paris, France, 1944 – 2017
#26 Kyrkö Mosse, Sweden, 1980 – 2015
#27 Pripyat, Ukraine, 1986 – 2016
#28 Corner Of Skrzyzowanie And Sw. Marcin Streets, Poznan, Poland, 1945 – 2017
#29 Moulin Rouge, Paris, France, 1900 – 2016
#30 Tour Eiffel, Paris, France, 1910 – 2016
#31 Hammerfest, Norway, 1889 – 2004
#32 St-Gervais-Et-St-Protais, France, 1918 – 2017
#33 St. Matthew Evangelical Church, Lódz, Poland, 1937 – 2017
#34 Palais Im Großen Garten Dresden, Germany, 1900 – 2005
#35 Osnabrück, Germany, 1953 – 2015
#36 Szyperska Street, Poznan, Poland, 2006 – 2017
#37 Köln Domplatte, Germany, 1945 – 2011
#38 St. Nicholas’ Church, Berlin, Germany, 1939 – 2013
#39 Poznan, Poland, 1977- 2016
#40 Sultan Abdul Samad, Malaysia, 1941 – 2016
#41 Gymnasium, Osnabrück, Germany, 1870 – 2015
#42 Bereich Um Das Brandenburger, Germany, 1928 – 2015
#43 Warmenhuizen, Holland, 1950 – 2016
#44 L’viv, Ukraine, 1943 – 2017
#45 The Place Des Victoires, Paris, France, 1914 – 2017
#46 Japanese Troops Advancing Through Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 1942 – 2016
#47 Lódz, Poland, 1887 – 2015
#48 Rudolstadt Marktstraße 54 Amtsgericht, Germany, 1906 – 2015
#49 Ludwig’s House And Weavery, Lódz, Poland, 1873 – 2015
#50 Brandenburger Tor, Berlin, Germany, 1976 – 2005
#51 Blick Vom Kap, Germany, 1961 – 2009
#52 Cityscape, Montreal, Canada, 1996 – 2015
#53 Poznan, Poland, 1925 – 2016
#54 The Eiffel Tower, Paris, France, 1888 – 2017
#55 Pont Notre-Dame, France, 1910 – 2017
#56 Rentforter Straße, Germany, 1945 – 2017
#57 Osnabrück, Germany, 1914 – 2013
#58 Opera Hanoi, Hanoi, Vietnam, 1945 – 2015
#59 The Old St. Louis County Courthouse, St. Louis, Illinois, 1865 – 2015
#60 San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge, California, 1980 – 2007
#61 Near Poznan, Poland, 1936 – 2017
#62 Rue De Rivoli, Paris, France, 1900 – 2016
#63 Victory Gate, Munich, Germany, 1925 – 2017
#64 Ludwig’s House And Weavery, Łódź, Poland, 1873 – 2015
#65 Rue St. Placide, Paris, France, 1944 – 2016
#66 Poznań, Poland, 1968 – 2017
#67 Seine From Pont De L’alma, Paris, France, 1900 – 2017
#68 Höffken House, Essen-Burgaltendorf, Germany, 1951 – 2016
#69 Hotel Aquantis, Langeoog, Germany, 1989 – 2016
#70 Reichstag, Germany, 1945 – 2012
#71 Pavillons Of The Nations, Paris, France, 1900 – 2017
#72 Osnabrück, Germany, 1904 – 2016
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Awww, the Moulin Rouge was so Art Nouveau. It lost its charm