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Rephotography
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recapture, rephotography
the practice of taking a photograph of a specific location or scene at two or more different points in time, often to document changes and differences that have occurred over time
What is "rephotography"?
Rephotography is the practice of taking a new photograph of a scene or subject that was previously photographed at an earlier time. This technique often involves capturing the same view, location, or subject from a similar perspective to compare changes over time, document transformations, or explore differences between the past and present. Rephotography is used in various fields, including historical research, urban planning, and art, to highlight how landscapes, buildings, or social conditions evolve.
rephotography
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photography
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