Core77 tipped us off to the work of Sergey Larenkov, a Russian photographer who uses “computational rephotography” to marry World War II-era photos with images taken in the same locations today. Click through to check out more of his visually haunting work.
Vienna. 1945/2010. Soviet soldiers at the Imperial Palace Hoffburg.
Zhukov on the steps of the Reichstag.
Vienna. Favoritenstrasse. Infantry units are moving to the center of the city.
Siege of Leningrad
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Comments (5)
freaking amazing!!! how much time did this take to research the locations and the views to match these? wowee!
This is seriously one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen. Haunting in the best way.
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[...] una fotoPor Ezequiel Apesteguia, el 5 de agosto de 2010 – Compartir / Guardar @ailenar me pasó este enlace en el que descubrí el trabajo del fotógrafo ruso Sergey Larenkov. Hace retofotografía —o en [...]
amazing!!! this is a good good work
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