Rephotography, also known as repeat photography, is the act of taking photos at a specific location at two different moments in time to show evidence of change. Merging historic, archival photographs with a more recent, modern view of the same site in the present day is a good example of rephotography.
In this post, we have shared some fascinating then and now photos from different locations in the world to show how much time affects everything. From Pozna? Old Square to the Roman Theatre of Cartagena, these before and after photos will leave your jaw hanging open.
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