It’s the same people, the same selfie pose – but at a closer look the photo seems to change into a time capsule. Scroll down to see how this photographer did a magical job of recreating some precious shots that he took some 40 years ago.
Re-living the cherished old moment again is something we can desire of but can never make it come true. One photographer, eventually created these Reunions.
A Paramedic and photographer Chris Porsz, from Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, spent countless hours taking photographs back in the early ’80’s around his neighborhood and tried for almost seven years to find people in his old photographs to pose again for his new ones. The results are quite magical.
1. Bunch of local “punks” hanging out in the Cathedral Square in Peterborough (’70s).
Take a look at them now!
2. A young couple, Tony and Sally Wilmot, share a tender moment at the train station in 1980’s.
The couple went on to get married and had two children, and they didn’t even know that this picture has been taken until they were contacted by Chris recently.
And even the guard in the background decided to make an appearance…
3. Pictured here is Jennifer Hall, who worked at a local fruit and vegetable stall at Peterborough Market.
Now married with two children, Jennifer works as a civil servant.
4. Three sisters sitting in the window behind the curtain on Cromwell Road.
These three sisters haven’t moved from the town.
5. Here the five boys are running joyfully down the city street to the local chip shop.
Here are the boys now! all grown up!
6. Sisters Anna (11) and Emma Hankins (13) hanging out and blowing bubbles with gum in 1980.
Both sisters went on to become hairdressers and are married with families now.
They still haven’t lost their talent for blowing bubbles with the gum!
7. A group of friends sitting together and having lunch.
Here they are for a reunion lunch 40 years later.
8. Tina Tarr and partner Dog dressed up in punk style, they both are about 18 years at that time.
While they no longer live together, the couple had twins and left the city in the 90’s to pursue travel.
If you’re interested in seeing more of the collection, you can visit Chris Porsz’s website.
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