As one american forum member once pointed out to me, I am lucky to live in an area where you can still see the history. He was right. Today, I found a photo taken in my town in May 1940 and decided to try and find that place. Then I took a photograph and I have tried to blend the two together. Great fun and it really proves you are at the right spot. Here is the result. As always, the photo is sightly off, camera is different, my length is probably different from the original photographer and it's difficult to find the exact spot where he stood on the millimeter, but I thought it was a nice effort. I also tried two other locations, but the in the photos I took there, the perspective is more off and the blend is way more difficult. I'll have to try again when it's not so hot.
The old photo:
![IMG_1970.JPG IMG_1970.JPG](https://ww2aircraft.net/forum/data/attachments/789/789578-eb9c13bbcce707fa5138e2020fd523d0.jpg)
My own photo:
![20230909_0013.jpg 20230909_0013.jpg](https://ww2aircraft.net/forum/data/attachments/789/789579-433ba3f11334d6fc15635ac93335c880.jpg)
The result
The old photo:
![IMG_1970.JPG IMG_1970.JPG](https://ww2aircraft.net/forum/data/attachments/789/789578-eb9c13bbcce707fa5138e2020fd523d0.jpg)
My own photo:
![20230909_0013.jpg 20230909_0013.jpg](https://ww2aircraft.net/forum/data/attachments/789/789579-433ba3f11334d6fc15635ac93335c880.jpg)
The result
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