I’ve been going through things lately and came across a book of old photographs – Petit Édifices – Deuxième Série – Normandie by Augustin Bernard; copyright by Auguste Vincent et Cie, Paris 1927. This is a sample – please click on any image for a larger view.
Plate 2 – Logis du Grand Turc, Rue Sanit-Romain, Rouen
Plate 4 – Maison, Rue Des Arpents, Rouen
Plate 9 – Logis des Caradas, Rouen
Plate 17 – Vue prise Rue aux Fevres, vers La Place Victor-Hugo, Lisieux
Plate 24 – Maisons, Rue au Char, Lisieux
Plate 42 – Maison des Quatrans, Caen
Plate 43 – Maison, Rue Saint-Jean, Caen
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Lynne they are amazing, I wonder how of Rouen is still the same. You could have a good time editing these.
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Well, these were taken before WWII so that’s a good question,
Gilly, as to how much has survived. But I know that St Malo for instance did a remarkable job of restoration.after devastating damage. I once saw some remarkable images on a Russian blog of composite photos where one half was the old photo and the other half current day. Very effective.
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Great out of the box thinking for this week’s challenge. Thanks for playing. 😀
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