Fargo 1893-2009
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- čas přidán 1. 11. 2009
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This is a history project I was working on for myself and will be the opening show at the 10 year anniversary of the Fargo Renaissance.
It is a collection of old photographs with updated 2008-09 pictures that I took. I researched the pictures, figured out where the photographer was standing, and took the same picture the photographer would have way back then.
It was a great project to work on, and I'll continue to work on this project for many years.
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Beautiful work - seemless integration of yesterday and today. Beautifully done.
Wow, very cool project. I love the way you mixed the old with the new. Top notch.
Excellent job! That is really fun to watch! We have a great community here. Thanks for taking the time to put this together! Really nicely done!
A great idea; beautifully executed!
beautifully done! Congrats and kudos to you!
Good job!
WOW! Great job! I love how you've merged the historical images with current ones for a cool 'bleed through' effect - very unique! It's fascinating to me to see current locations and compare them with what used to be there, or how the buildings and streets looked.
This is amazing! I've looked through so many of the old photos of Fargo, but they always seemed so distant. You've managed to change that. Congrats!
I grew up in Fargo. Went to Shanley, South High and NDSU. As a former resident I wanted to thank you for your work putting this together. I enjoyed it very much. Brought back a few memories. I remember walking down Broadway a few blocks away heading south towards Shotwell Floral with a couple old friends the day it blew up back in 68? I always thought if we hadn't stopped in front of the Fargo Theater that day to read to read the posters we could have been right next to it when it blew.
This was amazing, thank you for all the time and talent that went into your creation...AMAZING...
You need to do a video on how you did this and where your older photos came from.
First of all, Fargo FTW! Second, this is so cool. I often look at the old pictures hanging around town, but don't know where they were taken. I love seeing the past merged into the present. It seems I'm one of the few of the younger generation these days who appreciates the past, not new modern stuff. Thank you very much for this. :-)
Nice job! iMovie, I suspect.
My family accidently started the fire in Fargo in 1893. Lilli was my second great-grandfather's sister my family where Jews from Austria-Hungary they where milliners and Merchants Elkan Herzman was there father my Third Great-Grandfather.
Oh, urban renewal: you were not the friend you made yourself out to be. Why did you take our Carnegie Library building? And why did you think that the Lightowler building on Main was a good idea? Give us back our Waldorf and our Grand Lodge of Masons, and take back your homogeneity. And then take back EVERYTHING that you did in Moorhead so that we can start over.