Category: Rephotography
Rephotography and colourising
Take two photos up to 170 years apart in the same spot, stick them together in a popular piece of imaging editing software. Alternatively, find an old photo and colour it in in, it's quite relaxing just like it used to be when you were little, tongue sticking out of the corner of your mouth in a half trance colouring in lineart pictures on cheap paper, et Voila. Parlour tricks my friends. And if it gives people a window into something they wouldn't otherwise see, then all well and good.
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Ghosts: Sheringham
Originally Part of the touring exhibition – Tradition and Innovation: The Story of Market Towns....
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Trench Ghosts part 5 – The Somme – High Wood and Courcelette
A couple of ones that nearly got away, I forgot I’d done the High Wood one until a few...
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Trench Ghosts part 4
Langemark A few trench ghosts I did last week then got distracted and forgot about. One of...
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WW1: Aerial Trench Ghosts Part 3 – Lens
Someone asked if I’d done any Loos aerials, I hadn’t, it’s not an area I’m...
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Blitz Ghosts: Church of St Julian Norwich
One of the best known Blitz victims in Norwich, because of it’s famous St Julian thing. Hit...
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Blitz Ghosts: St Michael at Thorn
St Michael at Thorn, or it was, just behind the Archant building, sort of opposite or adjacent to...
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Blitz Ghosts: St Benedicts Church
Quite hidden away, a poor little thing. The tower is still there, preserved like like a thick...
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Blitz Ghosts: Aylsham Road
Aylsham Road, Norwich, April 1942 and nearly now. There are two pictures of the area. Both I...
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Ghosting Hillfields
This Gallery form a collection that was part of a recent commission for Imagine Hillfields part of...
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Cinema ghosts: Great Yarmouth Regal & Theatre
More from the Norfolk at the Pictures rephotography series of Great Yarmouth. There two here...
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Ghosts: Swaffham history part 1
Plowright’s Ironmongery Shop 1962. Part of the touring exhibition – Tradition and...
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Ghosts: Norwich Market & the Garnet Wolseley
I did these back in the olden days when sticking one photo on top of another was magical and cool....
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Great War ghost: Norwich tank versus taxi 1918
April 1918, Norwich gets a tank for a week, pictured here next to the Guildhall. This was part of...
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Norwich Castle Museum Ghost 1941 > 2012
Parachute troops, bare-headed and wearing ‘jump jackets’, in Norwich during exercises...
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Plunkett Ghost: Flood Levels 1961
Flood level gauges New Mills Yard. 27th August 1961 > 2012 Recording Norwich Flood levels...
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Blitz Ghosts: St Giles
Upper St Giles Baedeker Raids again, not entirely sure which night to be honest 27th or 29th,...
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Ghosts: Eastern Front
Earlier this year Paul Reed the military historian was on one of his trips, this one to Germany,...
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Ghosts: Sainte-Mère-Église 2
A few more of Sainte Mère Église including the Rue Division Leclerc junction with Rue Général de...
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Ghosts: Sainte-Mère-Église
A couple of very quick ones, more or less on a whim. We went to Sainte-Mère-Église to have a...
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Lost city: St Augustines
I miss this, every time I buy a pork pie or a can of beans in the deep end of Spar I miss it. The...
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Ghosts: London blitz aerial maps
An iconic image from one German Heinkel III bomber showing another over Rotherhithe, the Surrey...
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Rephotography: Ghosts of Reims
Re-Photography of Reims. Vincent Zénon Rigaud Auteur and photographer, born in Reims in 1981. I...
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Rephotography: M&GN Ghosts
I decided to try out the ‘Ghost’ style of photo-merging after my friend Nick Stone...
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Time warps Alkmaar
A Guest post from Mark Alphenaar on the Regional Archive at Alkmaar. At the Regional Archive...
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Ghosts: Wymondham history part 1
Fairland Street 1900 and now. Part of the touring exhibition – Tradition and Innovation: The Story...
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