Re: The "Dead Tree Overlook" on the Road to Osier - August 1968
| July 22, 2020 03:12PM |
Russo Loco Wrote:
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> Great (?) Minds think alike, Olaf -
>
> Shortly after posting the above, I opened the
> original scan of the 1968 photo, zoomed in, and
> compared it to one of my 2015 shots. Here's
> the result:
> [attachment 66750 Then-Now-from-Dead-Tree.jpg]
>
> Near as I can tell, except for a lot of them
> turning yellow the trees haven't changed much
> – but the rocks seem to have shrunk quite a
> bit . . .
Had you left an 'X marks the spot' for those shots Russo?
Wayne from Oz
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> Great (?) Minds think alike, Olaf -
>
> Shortly after posting the above, I opened the
> original scan of the 1968 photo, zoomed in, and
> compared it to one of my 2015 shots. Here's
> the result:
> [attachment 66750 Then-Now-from-Dead-Tree.jpg]
>
> Near as I can tell, except for a lot of them
> turning yellow the trees haven't changed much
> – but the rocks seem to have shrunk quite a
> bit . . .
Had you left an 'X marks the spot' for those shots Russo?
Wayne from Oz
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