New York City Photos From the Past Seamlessly Superimposed Over the Same Present Day Location
Pell Street
Nick Sullivan, fashion director at Esquire Magazine, has created a fascinating photo series in which he superimposes found images of New York City (and other cities) from the early and mid-20th century and superimposes them over the same streets in present day. The disconcertingly seamless results prove more than anything, that life will always goes on.
New York City
Bleeker Street
Brooklyn
5th Avenue Subway
St. Marks Place
42nd Street
London
St. Martins Court
Paris
Les Enfants de la Place Hébert
via My Modern Met
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