EPIPOLAR

EPIPOLAR

fun things to do with a camera

Here’s a 3D scan of Newmarket jubilee clock tower I completed today, which I am thinking about incorporating into a then and now video of Newmarket. There seem to be enough old photos of the clock tower to make a video of that alone. Lets see how it goes!

Newmarket, Suffolk - Jubilee Clock Tower in 3D

Here’s the new video of the fine city of Ely, Cambridgeshire, taking in old and new photos of Station Road, Castlehythe, Broad Street, Annesdale, Waterside, Forehill, Market Place, High Street, St Marys Street, Tower Court, The Gallery, Barton Road and of course Ely Cathedral!

All the old photos were collected up from the ‘Your Ely’ facebook page  and ‘Ely Cambridgshire Old Photos’ facebook page.

Music by Eliran Ben Ishai

Ely, Cambridgeshire - Then (?) and Now (2017) - New Video Uploaded!

A sneak preview of my latest video compilation of scenes from around Ely, Cambridgshire.

Click and drag the slider to compare the before and after images!

We should definitely bring awnings back – Pizza Express have the right idea! The old black/white photo was found on the Your Ely facebook page here, and they put it at somewhere between 1890 and 1910. Identifying the distinctive looking car on the left might help pin it down. My colour photo was taken on 26th March 2017, after a failed attempt on 23rd March 2017 when I hadn’t realised that the photographer was actually squatting down for this shot. It makes a lot of difference!

This location on Google Streetview, the video should follow within the next few days.

High Street, Ely, Cambridgeshire - Then and Now - Sneak Preview!

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Don’t know the date of the old black/white photo, taken from the Waveney Valley … way back when facebook group. My colour photo was taken on 26th February 2017.

What’s obvious now, but wasn’t when i was lining the picture up on the street (too busy looking out for traffic coming from behind), is that two fifths of what is now the Cardinal’s Hat (was it always?) is no longer there. I have no idea when that happened, but it was sometime between now and a long time ago.

See this location on Google Streetview

Here are some more, also taken on 26th February 2017, looking the same way (North) down the Thoroughfare, showing the Swan Hotel, and the ‘original’ five fifths of the Cardinal’s Hat

From the Waveney Valley … way back when facebook group here. See this location on Google Streetview.

From the Waveney Valley … way back when facebook group here. See this location on Google Streetview.

See the full video with music by Georgy Om

The Thoroughfare, Harleston, Norfolk - Then and Now - Part 1

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Fun things to notice are the little shop in the old photo is now a garage, and the house that it was attached to is now a shop! Also the lone big house on the left of the old photo is still there, and now a couple of newer but very similar houses have also popped up, although you can’t see them behind the lovely pink blossom.

This location on Google Streetview.

Also on Fordham Road, just outside the cemetery, I’m sure the stone gate posts have become more slender?


This location on Google Streetview

And on the opposite side of the road, sadly unicycling is no longer practical since the introduction of the speed bumps.


This location on Google Streetview

I don’t know the date of the old black/white photos, taken from the Cambridgeshire Community Archive Network – herehere and here where you can find a little more information along with many other photographs. My colour photos were taken on 17th March 2017.

See the full video with music by Red Oak

Fordham Road, Soham, Cambridgeshire - Then and Now

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I have no idea the date of the old black/white photo, taken from the Waveney Valley … way back when facebook group. My colour photo was taken on 26th February 2017.

Fun things to notice are the new brick skin built on the building to the left, and has the pavement level really increased that much or did they drop the bay window down at some point?

See this location on Google Streetview

See the full video with music by Georgy Om

 

Church Street, Harleston, Norfolk - Then and Now