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I am in the process of scanning tons of slides, and I found one which sort of fits with another of mine in a little setup.

At least 50 years went by between the making of these 2 images, taken with the same camera. The first one (some kind of Agfacolor, I think) is from 1965 to 1970, when the bridge of Lillebælt in Denmark was built. And the second (Portra 400) is from a hot spring day in 2020 at the bridge of Storebælt.

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This "span" of time is so much a part of what photography excels at doing and it's nice you pulled this off.

Interesting, too, is the apparent change of the water depth.
 
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This "span" of time is so much a part of what photography excels at doing and it's nice you pulled this off.

Interesting, too, is the apparent change of the water depth.
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Oh, I think I didn't explain thoroughly, I am sorry. It is two different bridges, not the same place. The Lillebælt is the older one and Storebælt was built years later. I just thought that the timespan between them having been taken with the same camera was fun. It would have been more fitting had I traveled to the Lillebælt bridge and photographed that in present day :)
 
Very awesome post. Thank You!
 
Very cool, Ulrik :)

Cheers and, OOC, which camera did you use?

Jack

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Jack Simpson said:
Very cool, Ulrik :)

Cheers and, OOC, which camera did you use?

Jack
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It is a Minolta Autocord. My dad took the first one and I I took the second one in April last year. Thanks :)
 
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