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I thought Shanghai had long been a sprawling metropolis. But this image, published on Gizmodo, proves otherwise. It shows a comparison of the Shanghai city skyline in 1990 and 2010 "“ and the difference is remarkable. When you weigh it against other major cities, the city's current look isn't all that outlandish. But, when you compare it against itself, it's startling to see how much has changed in just two decades. What do you think your city will look like 20 years from

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We are a group of people who love re-photographies (“before and after”, “then and now”) because of their potential to tell fascinating stories with just two pictures. There wasn’t really a central hub for this kind of art so we got to work and built re.photos. It’s a website that enables people to browse hundreds of pictures or upload and align their own.

We are a group of people who love re-photographies (“before and after”, “then and now”) because of their potential to tell fascinating stories with just two pictures. There wasn’t really a central hub for this kind of art so we got to work and built re.photos. It’s a website that enables people to browse hundreds of pictures or upload and align their own.

The speed and magnitude of a change in the skyline is representative of how rapid a city has changed through a a century or more. Others clock in

41. Osnabrück, Germany, 1953 – 2015 42. Frauenkirche Dresden, near Dresden, Germany, 1897 – 2010 43. Höffken House, Essen-Burgaltendorf, Germany, 1951 – 2016 44. Ludwig’s House And Weavery, Łódź, Poland, 1873 – 2015 45. St. Matthew Evangelical Church, Łódź, Poland, 1937 – 2017 46. Hotel Aquantis, Langeoog, Germany, 1989 – 2016 47. Karlstor, Munich, Germany, […] More

Not long ago an old matchbook laying on photographer Pablo Iglesias Maurer's desk caught his eye. Or rather, it was the postcard-like picture on it, of a resort complex built in the 1960s. It got Pablo wondering how the place looked now, and the answer has led him to make an amazing photo series called Abandoned States.

High quality images of abandoned things and places.

For the past two years, photographer Jordan Liles has been researching the life and work of George Bradford Brainerd, a lesser-known 19th-century

11,640 points • 224 comments - A photograph of Dubai in 1990 above another photograph of Dubai, from the same perspective, in 2008. - 9GAG has the best funny pics, gifs, videos, gaming, anime, manga, movie, tv, cosplay, sport, food, memes, cute, fail, wtf photos on the internet!

Glaciers change over centuries and sometimes they change in the blink of a geographical eye.

We are a group of people who love re-photographies (“before and after”, “then and now”) because of their potential to tell fascinating stories with just two pictures. There wasn’t really a central hub for this kind of art so we got to work and built re.photos. It’s a website that enables people to browse hundreds of pictures or upload and align their own.

Circular Quay, Sydney, 1920s, 1962, 2013 Sydney and Hyde Park, 1928 Queens Square, Sydney, 1930 Milsons Point, Sydney, 1928 and 2015 Taylor Square, Sydney, 1959 Queens Square, Sydney, 1950 Pyrmont Incinerator, Sydney, 1976 Circular Quay, Sydney with Opera House under construction, 1960 Bennelong Point, Sydney, 1952 and 2015. The Spit at Middle Harbour in the 1920s before the Spit Bridge was built. Men in a dole queue during the Great Depression at No. 7 Wharf, Circular Quay, Sydney, 11 June…

The world has evolved so rapidly over the last 100 years that it's difficult to imagine just how much things have changed during that time. Many of the world's most famous cities - like Kuala Lumpur for example, or Hong Kong - bare little resemblance to their earlier selves, and cities such as Dubai didn't even exist at all until fairly recently.