Christian Carollo is a photographer and traveler with a unique goal for his adventures: He recreates one of his grandfather's vintage photographs everywhere he goes.
He's calling it the Past Present Project, and it began in 2012 when he discovered a box of his grandfather's old slides. After recreating a shot of the Oregon Coast, he realized he could do this with all of his grandfather's photos. Not only is Carollo's project fascinating, but it also serves as a loving memorial of his grandfather's life. See the original photos and their recreations below.
Outside a bakery in Louisiana.
St. Louis Cathedral presiding over New Orleans.
Jackson Square in New Orleans.
Scenes from a sleepy old Louisiana road.
Cafe Du Monde in New Orleans.
Stanton Hall in Natchez, Mississippi.
A scene from the road in South Dakota.
The Needles Highway in Custers State Park.
A sign that still stands in South Dakota.
A glimpse at the Golden Gate Bridge.
A coastal landscape,then and now.
The boats are different, but the marina remains the same.
Fisherman's Grotto in San Fransisco.
This hasn't changed a bit.
A street in Colorado.
A scene from Yosemite National Park.
Just a few minor differences here.
A beautiful old house in Virginia.
The tree is the most noticeable difference here.
It's amazing how similar this beach landscape is.
All that's missing is the guy standing there.
A covered bridge in Springtown, Pennsylvania.
He was able to line this photo up perfectly.
The gorgeous home now has a bit more landscaping.
Photos: Past Present Project
Source: Life Buzz
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