Have you ever seen an old photo of your grandparents that always appealed to you? Oh, I've seen a few of my grandparents. Wouldn't it be cool if you can recreate it to look almost the same in this day and age?
Well, that's exactly what these grandkids did and I gotta admit, the photos are quite uncanny. You gotta see them.
"My Grandma passed away and the family decided to sell the house. I found a picture of my Grandpa and me (circa 1984) in a box while cleaning and recreated it with my children."
Here she is posing back in 2012. They were both 20-years old at the time these pictures were taken. This is so awesome.
The first pictures shows this lady's mom and grandmother celebrating in 1977. The second shows her and her mum doing the same in 2012. So great to see them all succeed like this.
That is such a sweet gesture. Don't you think? I bet the grandfather would have loved to see that.
This person is so lucky to have such great similarities as their loved one. I really dig how they captured this moment in time here.
Wow, three generations of men having birthdays on the same day? I can't say I've ever heard of that before. Talk about a coincidence or what?
Isn't it so interesting that the same talents can run in the family? I find it so fascinating. This young man loves the trombone as much as his grandfather.
In fact, it's a grandson pictured in 2016, and his grandfather pictured back in 1965. I can't get over how identical they look. It's like looking in the mirror, ha, ha!
This lady did and she pretty much looks like she was born back in 1918. Don't you think? Absolutely stunning.
They grew up in the same small town in South Carolina and got married as teenagers. Wow, what a moment in time that must've been? I can't imagine the challenges they must've gone through.
Oh wow, I can't get over how wicked this vintage car looks here. I want one of those, ha, ha!
She started with her great-great-great-grandmother, Martha (1821). Then, great-great-grandmother, Jane (1858). Next, great-grandmother, Attie Mae (1898), and finally, her grandmother, Mildred (1928). Wow, isn't that absolutely amazing? I love this.
Wow, I think that's so neat. I would have done it in black and white to match the mood of the other photo, though.
Doesn't that look like so much fun? Would you do something like this? I think this is so amazing.
