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50 People Who Took Their Family Photo Recreations To The Next Level
Interview
The years might rush by and we might look different, but deep down inside, we’re still the same people we always were. In our opinion, one of the most interesting trends to sweep the internet is people recreating old family photos. While some people are reenacting the same scenes with the same poses alongside their family members (sometimes even wearing nearly identical clothes), others are snapping photos where they look so much like their loved ones, the similarity is uncanny.
The Bored Panda team has collected some of the most interesting family pic recreations for you to enjoy, Pandas, so scroll on down and upvote the ones you liked the best. And if you’ve ever done anything similar, post a photo to show everyone else in the comment section below. When you’re done, check out our earlier posts about awesome photo recreations right here, here, and here.
Bored Panda spoke about family photo recreations with photographer Dominic Sberna, one of the people whose reenactments have gone viral online. "The photo my sister and I recreated was from her first communion. So, the photo was taken roughly 19 years ago. It was actually her idea to recreate the photo. I can't speak for her, but I'd have to guess it was the veil in the old photo that sparked the idea to recreate the old image, on her wedding day," he told us. Read on for our full interview with Dominic. Bored Panda also reached out to Cody about him recreating his grandfather's photo in Japan. He told us all about how "surreal" and powerful it was.
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#1
It's All I Wanted For My 60th Birthday
Esca Sav 5 years ago (edited)
It's the first thing that came to my mind... dlike damn I wanna look that good right now (I'm 23)
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Monica Sargent 5 years ago
That your grown son would put on shortie overalls for you...... that's love!
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#2
My Grandpa’s Three Surviving Brothers Coming Together 90 Years Later On The Same Farm, With The Same Exact Bench
Nicklas Linder 5 years ago
And looking at the above photo, very tough jeans.
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Laura Maeflower 5 years ago
It's not the same barn, there's no window in the second one. Besides, different focal lengths on lenses can distort stuff like that anyway.
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Barbara Nyswonger 5 years ago
Oooh my gosh!! What a beautiful picture!! Handsome as ever I see!!!!!!!
WildBerry 5 years ago
Too bad they aren't the same people as in the old photo either, despite the claim that they are.
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#3
My Sister And I Recreated Our First Picture Together
In photographer Dominic's opinion, recreating family photos is popular because people seem to love then-and-now pictures.
"There's such a large amount of then-and-now photos of celebrities that I think the desire to see a comparison as to how people have changed trickles down to the everyday person," he told Bored Panda. "I believe that social media and the humor of recreating a photo from childhood is also a major driving force. It's funny to see a grown adult recreating a situation from their childhood because it's so out of place and makes for a really funny photo!"
Dominic revealed that the photo of his sister and him wasn't he only photo he's recreated. He also took a photo of himself on the last day that he was 17 and recreated the same picture on the last day that he was 27. "Maybe I'll keep that trend going," he said. Dominic also revealed that his sister's wedding photo was taken by Country Roads Photography, located in Forest, Ohio.
#4
Dad And Me Feeding Murray. Same Place, Same Croc - Two Photos 15 Years Apart
deanna woods 5 years ago
Robert and Bindi Irwin have grown up into good and kind people that their father would be proud of.
Grumble O'Pug 5 years ago
Terri Irwin is so amazing. She did such a great job with these kids.
We'llSee 5 years ago (edited)
Those times when the world is heart broken, I remember the day we lost Steve Irwin, it was so sad and heart breaking. Then five months later I found myself with a tiny pup to raise no bigger than my hand, I had to fed him every two hours, I needed a name, a strong name, one I really loved, it had to be "Irwin" and fourteen years later hes sitting in my lap being the best friend a girl could ever have. And several times over the years someone has remarked, "what a good name he has" I agree, Here's to Irwin "True Blue" my dog, who honors the real Steve Irwin everyday.
Pebblesmax 5 years ago
Oh my gosh, such handsome men. The croc. Not so much...RUN FOR YOUR LIFE. Your Dad was so special to many who shared his love of animals. Thank you for carrying on his wonderful legacies.💘
Donald Holder 5 years ago
As crazy as his dad! Bravo. RIP Steve. Hope you've proud of your family. Especially your baby girl Bindi. She is remarkable!
Sue Sanders 5 years ago
So bittersweet. Hard to realize that Steve's been gone this long - and that Bob has grown so fast. Wonderful father and son.
#5
My Dad And I Recreated A Tender Moment 34 Years Later. 1985 vs. 2019
True Blue 5 years ago
That's really cute but the dad must be like "I love you son but you are kinda crushing my guts"
deanna woods 5 years ago
I could never get my dad to do this because I would probably crush him.
#6
Couple At Woodstock 48 Hours After They Met And 50 Years Later
Pebblesmax 5 years ago
Ageless beauty...great couple..a few wrinkles and gray hair add to the distinction. 💘
Steve Cruz 5 years ago
Read about the photo at the top a few years ago: she was hitchhiking and his friends picked her up. They told their friends and kids for decades that they had been at Woodstock, and everyone was "Oh, sure." Then this photo that a stranger took of them shows up in a retrospective and everyone's like "OMFG!"
In Dominic's professional opinion, the biggest challenge in recreating photos is getting the posing and angles right. "This can be difficult for recreating any image, let alone with people involved," he said.
He added that it's vital to print out your photos and keep physical copies of them. "These photos are all digital and online, but it's important to have printed copies of your memories, so that you can have them to pass down to future generations. Plus, by doing so, maybe your future children will one day recreate a photo of you," he urged others.
#7
My Dad And I 38 Years Apart, Thought I Should Post It Here
Oof Me 5 years ago
it's like the same person with a different camera!!! wow
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#8
1967-2019: Same Bike, Same Couple
#9
40 Years, Folks. 40 Years. It Happens To All Of Us Sooner Or Later
Michelle Rudd 5 years ago
I was a very conventional teen, but I've got pink hair now at age 55
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Dorothy Parker 5 years ago (edited)
They must have some great memories. They're even better looking now.
Karen Kitchen 5 years ago
I'll bet this couple has some amazing and wonderful memories to cherish and share. This one is my favorite by far.
Meanwhile, Cody, who recreated his grandfather's photo in Japan, had this to say to Bored Panda: "When I was younger I became interested in WW2 in the Pacific because I knew my grandfather had been in that theatre of the war. He was a Navy dental surgeon and called himself the 'Jumping Dentist' because he was possibly the only Naval dentist to also be trained as a paratrooper."
Cody told us that after the war, his grandfather was part of the occupation of Tokyo. "The clash of cultures that eventually grew into cooperation and success for both countries was a captivating story to me. And it caused me to dive deeper into the full history of Japan and it’s culture. So when I got a few months before the start of my career I decided on a whim to go and live in Japan for a time, working as a bartender. I did this for many reasons but I think all those reasons grew from the memory of my now-passed grandfather who seemed to live a life of adventure. I wanted to do the same," he said.
#10
Father And Daughter 13 Years Later. 2006 vs. 2019
Dorothy Parker 5 years ago
So great she followed in her dad's footsteps. They obviously have a great relationship.
Cybele Spanjaard 5 years ago
Dad looks just the same..must be th hair ( or lack of)Daughter follows same career path
WildBerry 5 years ago
Both could be without a job now considering how the airline industry is doing.
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#11
My Wife And Daughter The Day Our Daughter Moved In For Foster Care vs. Today, Five Years Later, Two Years Post Adoption
BusLady 5 years ago
I'm glad you were able to provide her a good home. One of those win-win situations. My sister adopted a foster child.
Louloubelle 5 years ago
I have a friend that did that as well. It's tougher than it sounds. Kudos to your sister.
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#12
Me And My Grandpa In Medical School 70 Years Apart (Equally Sleep Deprived)
Dorothy Parker 5 years ago
He takes after his grandfather so strongly. I think there must be a genetic component to wanting to be of service like this.
Hilary Mol 5 years ago
WOW. Same everything down to the hairline! Only the nose and eyebrows are ever-so-slightly different.
Fiona Corby 5 years ago
You don’t realise how much you resemble grandparents until you compare photos in their youth
Before leaving, Cody got every photo of his grandfather's from Japan and digitized them. "I spent a very long time attempting to find any photo that aligned with the present before I left, but had little luck. Most photos were unlabeled or only had vague descriptions. Even more problematic was the fact that most of Japan when he was there was still destroyed by the war. However, some of the Japanese people I worked with helped me in my quest. The only photos of hundreds that they recognized was the Imperial Palace in this photo."
When Cody got the chance to go, it was literally his last day in Japan. "I didn't know if the spot was inaccessible to the public or if I could find it at all because the palace is quite large. But when I spotted the building in the distance, there were some pretty indescribable feelings. I had so many other adventures while I was in Japan, too many to relate here, but that moment was surreal. It was like seeing someone you know across the platform in a train station. You know you’re both coming from and going to different places but the miracle that you managed to cross paths here seems to validate your entire journey."
#13
Same Wedding Outfits 60 Years Later
Zuila 5 years ago
Holy c**p! How many of us could fit our old wedding dress after 60 years from wedding!
Patty Stier 5 years ago (edited)
The colors of the clothing might have faded a little through the years - but their love certainly hasn't! It's even more apparent! Bless you both!
#14
60 Years Apart. Going Home From Service 1959 And Going Home From Chemo 2019
Louloubelle 5 years ago
As someone who has had chemo (and I wasn't all that ill, so take it with a grain of salt), leaving always gave me a sense of accomplishment. You don't feel ill that day, but about 4 days later. But leaving the infusion center always made me think I was moving forward. So, maybe that how they feel too. Hopefully.
deanna woods 5 years ago
I hope that everything is going well with you now.
Load More Replies... More! 5 years ago
These particular photos make me sad and also scared. On the left they were so happy and probably feeling like they were invincible. On the right they’re likely scared, tired and so, so worried. Our health and strength pass by so quickly. We don’t even realise it until we look at old photos.
Patty Stier 5 years ago
Heart to heart, hand in hand and side by side. Going through life's ups and downs head on ... together every step of the way.. Beautiful!
#15
40 Years Later
Donald Holder 5 years ago
Now this picture took some effort. Same clothes, fire blowing in the same direction, wood played just right. Perfection!
Those of us who paid attention in biology class will remember that children inherit genes from their parents. They get one set of genes from their dads and the other set from their moms. Depending on what combinations these genes match up in, family members can end up looking very similar to each other. (Or barely anything alike!)
So while some of us are able to recreate photos of our loved ones quite easily, others have to rely more on clothes, props, and posing to get the energy just right.
We’re living in an age where nearly everyone seems to have a smartphone with a gazillion-pixel camera. So taking a family portrait or a goofy selfie is incredibly easy. However, just because we can take fun family photos, it doesn’t mean everyone wants to.
#16
My Deceased Father And I At The Same Age, 24 Years Apart
#17
My Sister Got Married Over The Weekend, So We Recreated This Gem From Our Childhood
#18
For My Mom’s 60th Birthday, My Brothers, My Cousin And I Recreated A Photo From My First Day Of Kindergarten
Dorothy Parker 5 years ago
No longer a ginger? These guys are too cute. Wait, are those the original ties?
nanashi 5 years ago
I was under the impression that all American school don't have uniforms, but I guess some does?
Some family members feel shy and avoid having their picture taken because they may have self-esteem issues or they’re ashamed of how their bodies look. Personally, I’ve always had issues with having my picture taken because I look like an utter goofball in them.
According to St. Vincent’s Behavioral Health Center, people who are afraid of having their picture taken might have some sort of social phobia. Their advice is to become desensitized.
At first, try taking your own photo with a time-delay camera, then have a family member or a close friend take your picture from a long distance. Gradually, reduce the distance until you feel fully comfortable. Remember to try and keep your mind occupied with other things while you’re being photographed. Eventually, you’ll be taking part in family photos and recreating old pictures so well, you’ll rival the best of ‘em!
#19
My Father Holding Me As A Baby vs. Me With My Newborn Son
#20
My Mother And Father. Photos Taken 51 Years Apart
deanna woods 5 years ago
This is what marriage is really about. Being devoted to someone after a long time.
#21
Recreated My Mom’s Favorite Photo Of Us For Mother’s Day
Pebblesmax 5 years ago
My goodness a drop of CUTENESS at three...handsome lad of 26... And a mother WHO DOESN'T AGE. I want what. Ever night cream she is using 💘
Louloubelle 5 years ago
Mom has aged well. They look more like brother and sister in the "later" picture.
#22
My Parents In 1975 And Again In 2020. They’ve Been Married And Playing Music Together For Over 45 Years Now!
Francie Traschen 5 years ago
looks like jerry garcia in the first one... music keeps you young
#23
18 Years Later
#24
My Grandfather And I In Tokyo, 73 Years Apart
BusLady 5 years ago
Cool that the same house still stands, with all the highrises surrounding it now.
Donald Holder 5 years ago
Wow, I would love to know the history and significance of that house. Still standing after all this time and population, building explosions.
Serenasun321 5 years ago
If you read the story between each picture you’ll see the story!
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I like to also look at the landscape and see what's different. Like that little tree on the left that's grown 73 years. Pretty cool.
Steve Cruz 5 years ago
If only grandpa had bought a tiny lot of land in this area back then...
#25
Me In My Snoopy Sweater In 1981, My Son In The Same Sweater In 2017, And My Daughter In The Same Sweater In 2020
Haley Sterne 5 years ago
Can you imagine the pictures in 20 years with more kids? So cute!
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Beli Keshini 5 years ago
My fourth baby still wears the clothes my parents did when they were babies (and me and my brothers and my neice) , because we care for these things and pass them on from generation to generation
RavenclawQueen 5 years ago
Wait, it has NO STAINS OR GROSS LITTLE KID MARKS? Wow. All mine did at four years old.
#26
Me Holding On To My Girl At My High School Graduation In 2002. I’m Holding On To Her Even Tighter At Hers In 2020
BusLady 5 years ago
Congrats for finishing school as a new mom. I know it was challenging and a lot of hard work.
Steve Cruz 5 years ago
BusLady -- Your comment summed up thoughts I was having, but couldn't express.
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BusLady 5 years ago
Mom warned her: Keep making that expression and it will freeze that way.
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Steve Cruz 5 years ago
Makes me wonder how the only girl I knew of who got pregnant and had a child in our high school of 185 kids got along. She wasn't allowed to attend school once it was known, but the guy who got her pregnant and then stopped talking to her, was.
Carrie McClard 5 years ago
I’ve thought about that sort of thing a lot. Don’t get me wrong, some people didn’t spare my feelings when they told me how they felt about me and the situation. Lots of dirty looks. But if I had been living in a smaller town or this had been a few years earlier. Would I have been completely ostracized? My family was great support and her father is is great one and is very involved. I was really very fortunate.
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rachel carter 5 years ago
Porous of you for graduating as a young mother and still being able to push through the struggles
#27
My Grandma And Dad 1966 And 2020
Andrea Delden 5 years ago
Dad looks the same, only bigger! (Ha, that’s what my daughter used to say when anyone asked her what she was going to be when she grew up, “me, just bigger”.)
Cybele Spanjaard 5 years ago
Cheerful faces still. Chubby big baby grows into a big strong man
#28
Picture On The Left Went Viral Recently. 33 Years Later The Same Protagonists Recreated It
Hello it Smee 5 years ago
People would freak out now if the saw a baby in a bag like that. Super cute recreation.
Bender Bending Rodríguez 5 years ago
I want that bag that's holding the baby. That thing will last forever.
La La Lynch 5 years ago
I just recently saw a video of a woman riding a bike down a sidewalk with her baby in a canvas bag hanging on the handle bars. You could clearly see the baby swinging back & forth in the bag. Another woman drove by her, stopped and confronted her. Very shocking indeed.
#29
Me And My Cousin. 2005 And 2020. It Was Much More Difficult To Take The Picture Now
#30
Me And My Son, 24 Years Apart
Pebblesmax 5 years ago
Two very striking gents serving their country years apart. Thank you and your families
#31
My Dad's First Day At School In The 70s, And Now 50 Years Later
Dorothy Parker 5 years ago
Mom really made a fabulous effort, dress, coat, beads, peep toe shoes. Son as well.
Eliana Hailu 5 years ago
Mom was looking down at him in the first pic, but now son is looking down at her.
Nadine Bamberger 5 years ago
Is that a clown playing golf on the first bag? I may need new glasses.
#32
My Sister And I Did A Series Of Throwbacks - This Is Definitely The Best One. Circa 1994 vs. 2015
#33
My Friend And His Grandpa, 65 Years Apart
#34
My Parents By Their Tree In 1975 And Now In 2016
#35
Dad Holding Me Circa 1987. Me Holding My Son 2020
MarcAngelina Alcober 5 years ago
almost looks like it could be the same photo... thats wild!!! <3
#36
Me And My Twin Bro Made It To 30
Natasha Arceo 5 years ago
and they still look like twins most twins start to look different from each other as they age thats what happend to my mexican twin cousins
#37
I Looked Through My Mom's Photo Album To Find That She Took This Picture At Schönbrunn Palace During A College Trip In 1991. I Took The Same Picture In 2017
#38
I Found This Polaroid Of My Dad Shortly After He Passed A Year Ago. I Finally Recreated It Today
Pebblesmax 5 years ago
My condolences for your dad, Cute picture looks like same motorcycle somewhat fancier dog love
#39
My Sisters And I Recreated A Classic Family Photo From 1985
Louloubelle 5 years ago
I'm impressed that the one sister can still raise her leg that far. I'd break a hip, even at that age.
#40
To Celebrate Our 50th Anniversary, Wife And I Recreated Our Wedding Pic. She's Wearing The Same Dress
Neeyabolt_ 5 years ago
I just glanced at your comment and i honestly thought you said nice 'lady' and im like WhAt JuSt HapEnNeD
Load More Replies... Donald Holder 5 years ago
To think people cared to preserve these items knowing the future was going to come together is so inspiring. Is today's youth doing these things????
#41
My Dad Holding Me As A Baby vs. Me Holding My Newborn Son
#42
My Dad And Me At The Exact Same Spot On The Isle Of Heligoland 1977 And 2018
glowworm2 5 years ago
Yeah, I would have laughed pretty hard though if the son was in a bucket on dad's back!
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#43
15 Years Later And We Still Have That Mall Photo Shoot Swagger
itz kimora 5 years ago
fairly certain that they would've stood/kneeled on blocks in the second photo because it's highly unlikely their height would stay proportionate for 15 years ^^
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#44
Me And My Grandad, 55 Years Apart. He's A Heart Surgeon, Me - A Neonatology Fellow
#45
26 Year Old Recreation. Me And My Twin On Our 30th Birthday. Our Most Embarrassing Photo
Rikke Hackner 5 years ago
which one is the most embarrassing. The one on the left or right. LOL
#46
I Was Digging Around On Ancestry And Found A Photo Of My Husband's Great-Grandfather From World War I. I Had To Do A Side-By-Side Comparison
Judy Windham Saunders 5 years ago
No doubt they're related. There's a strong resemblace. Both very handsome men.
#47
My Wife And Her Mom At 6 Months - 1989, My Daughter And My Wife Today
MellonCollie 5 years ago
Super cute! My mom had saved a bridesmaid outfit that she made for me to wear to her brother's wedding when I was 2 almost years old. My daughter got to wear it when she was almost 2 years old, to my sister-in-law's wedding. I sent a picture to my uncle and he just loved it.
Load More Replies... Donald Holder 5 years ago
Wife is beautiful then and now. Daughter will be gorgeous. Better load your shotgun dad.
#48
My Four Brothers And I In 1997 vs. 2017
Anthony Williams 5 years ago
We heard you the first time... no need to keep repeating it
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#49
We Recreated Our First Halloween’s Costumes 20 Years Later
Chantel LaPere 5 years ago
These pics would be such good gifts to a mom or dad that has everything!
#50
Donkey Kong Country!
WildBerry 5 years ago
The girl looks like she doesn't have any teeth in both photos.
Load More Replies... Donald Holder 5 years ago
I wonder if it took him the whole time difference to grow that beard?!
#51
My Son And Daughter's First Picture Together And Again 12 Years Later
#52
Well, We Tried. Cousins. All Born About Three Months Apart. 24 Years Difference Here
#54
We Were Asked To Recreate Our Emo Family Photo, So We Stole Another Kid
#55
1991 - 2019
#56
20th Wedding Anniversary
#57
Today, My Sisters And I Recreated A Photo In The Same Spot In Pompeii - 15 Years Apart
#58
My Dad And I, Photos Taken Nearly 50 Years Apart
#59
New Year's Eve In Kosovo - 1998 And 2020
#60
My Dad Died This Year. I Recreated This Photo Of Us From 1983 With My Husband And Son
#61
I Forced My Family To Recreate My Favorite Family Picture From 33 Years Ago
#62
My Dad (1985ish?) And I (NYE 2017)
#63
My Mum's Graduation As A Nurse 21 Years Ago And My Graduation As A Paramedic 21 Years Later
#64
My Fiance And Her Cousins Recreated This Gem Of A Photo. Everyone Should Want To Be Looked At Like Her Cousin Looks At That Biscuit
#65
4 Generations In The Same Dress, Same Part Of The House (1970, 1983, 2001, 2017)
#67
My Mom Holding Me In 1979 vs. My Mom Holding My Daughter In The Same Dress In 2019
Summer Woodsong 5 years ago
If anything, she looks even happier current day. Nothing like a granddaughter to bring a smile.
#68
When You Try To Remake A Family Photo But You’re Not All There
BusLady 5 years ago
I wonder if he passed on, or was just not able to make it there for the photo. Earlier this year, my mom posed with her 4 daughters. My brother was not able to be there because we had lost him 2 months earlier. It was so sad.
SanchaTheSeeker 5 years ago
It looks like a video call, so I'm going to guess he wasn't able to make it there
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We Recreated This Photo 11 Years Later
Jean Thompson 5 years ago
I guess the cutie with the long face wanted to stand next to his big brothers!
#74
Turns Out Dad Didn’t Have 3 Daughters
#76
A Friend With His Father, 28 Years Later
#77
Decided To Take Some Of This Quarantine Time And Recreate A Photo Of My Mom In The 80s
#78
My Family Christmas Photo Recreated 20 Years Later
#79
I Recreated This Photo Of My Dad And Me With My Brand New Baby Boy
BusLady 5 years ago
Both babies are thinking: You're not really gonna smoke that thing, are you?
Danieletc 5 years ago
No, it's just handed down from generation to generation.
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My Brother And I, Nearly 20 Years Later
My mom took the original picture in 2001. She’s no longer with us, but we are enjoying celebrating her memory today with this photo recreation
BusLady 5 years ago
Kissed it and it turned into a banana not a Princess (or Prince). What a rip-off!
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6 Siblings: 1997, 2013 & 2019
#82
2002-2020
#83
20 Years Later And Still Dysfunctional
#85
20 Years Later
#87
30 Years Fly By
#88
My Grandmother And My 2-Year-Old Self Baking Gingerbread Cookies. Second Pic Taken 15 Years Apart
#89
Same Car, Same Kid, 24 Years Apart
#90
My Father And I At The Same Spot On Table Mountain. 30 Years Apart
#91
Me And My Dad In The Same Place 24 Years Apart
#92
The Only Thing That's Changed Is The Length Of My Sister
#93
Christmas Present For My Mom. ~27 Years Apart
#94
Me And My Uncle Recreated A Pic 22 Years Later... It Went As Expected
#95
My Grandparents In The 40’s & My Boyfriend And I Now
#96
I Love These People
#97
Me And My Daughter, 28 Years Apart
#98
My Siblings And I Recreated A Christmas Photo From Our Youth
#100
I Raised You Very Well
#101
Attempted A Couple Photo Remakes Today. Made For Some Laughs... And Maybe Some Sore Backs
#102
My Sister Was There For Preschool (1995), And There For Med School (Today)
#104
3 Sisters, 37 Years Apart. I Don't Know Why It Took Us So Long To Make One Of These
Jean Thompson 5 years ago
How lucky you are to have such adorable sisters (and they, too, of course!)
#105
Recreated A Picture With My 14 Year Old Son From 13 Years Ago Today On Vacation
#106
How Much Cuter I Was In 2001
#108
1999 And 2019. Tried To Replicate The Mini Jeep With A Picture Frame
#109
Me And My Cousins 27 Years Apart
#111
Merlin And Catwoman 1992 vs. 2019. My Mom Handmade Both Costumes And Apparently Saved Her Handiwork To Give Us A Good Laugh Years Later
#112
Photo Remake After 33 Years
#113
32 Years Later, Same Best Friend! Hope All You Mommas Had An Awesome Mother’s Day
#116
Passing Down The Baby Express To My Own Son
#118
Same Chair, Different Sizes
#119
Sisters. We Re-Created Some Favorite Old Photos
#121
A Side-By-Side With My Dad. I Give You The Beatles, Before And After Drugs
#122
Mom And Dad, 1983 / 2019
Friedlander Rosenzweig 5 years ago
Looks like fall may be ending and winter is coming- I’d be sad, too!
#123
15 Years. My Cousins And I Used To All Live In New Jersey, Now We’re Spread Between NJ, Nevada, And The Philippines So This Was Quite A Reunion
#128
The Brother And I Recreated A Few Pictures From 20 Years Ago
#129
Has An Entire Photo-Only Book In Daddy's Belly
#131
20-Something Years Later
#133
Me And My Cousins. Same Place, 13 Years Later
#135
My Newly Married Grandparents In The 1960's vs. 60 Years Later In 2020
#136
Kyoto, 2016 / California, 2020
#139
Tried To Recreate A 40 Year Wedding Anniversary Picture For Both The Anniversary And Father’s Day
#141
Another Classic Remake. That Time Aaron Got Stung By A Jellyfish And I Was Posing, Unfazed
#145
My Brother And I Did One Of Those "Recreation Of A Baby Picture Things". It's Not Quite As Cute As Others I've Seen
#150
I Recreated A Photo Of My Mom. 1992 And 2020, Respectively
#151
My Wife's Grandmother Passed Away Last Week. While Going Through Pictures, We Found The Picture From Her Time In Japan. We Took The Same Picture Last Year In Kyoto
Grandmother is the one in the dark jacket
#154
Recreated This Photo For A Third Time! Not Sure How Many More Times We’ll Do It. 8 Years Between The Top Two And About 3 Years Between The Bottom Two
#158
Myself And My Son 32 Years Later. Think I May Have Some Strong Genes
#159
Growing Up A Fat Nerd, I Never Thought I Would Live Up To My Dad's Physical Legacy. Now, I Finally Feel Like I'm Living Up To The "Jr." In My Name
Friedlander Rosenzweig 5 years ago
Whoa, looks like you spent some time in the gym. Great job- you look wonderful!
#160
64 Years Later
#161
Back In Florence, 10 Years Later. My Boy Will Be Taller Than Me Soon
#162
One Of Us Has Changed More Than The Others
Jean Thompson 5 years ago
It must be the doggie, because you and your sibling look exactly the same as before!!
#163
It Is So Nice To Revisit The Place Where We've Taken A Photo More Than 20 Years Ago. We Haven't Changed At All
#166
You’re A Great Dad Now And You Were A Great Dad Then. Not Much Has Changed
#170
Tried Recreating A Pic Of My Grandfather. Yesterday Was His, Mine, And My Father’s Birthday
#171
Cousins Remaking One Of Gramma’s Pictures. The Couch Could Barely Hold Them This Time. 2004-2020
#172
About 12 Years Apart. Same Spot, Same Folks
#176
My Siblings And I Got Drunk At A Party One Night And Decided To Recreate An Old Christmas Pic. We Tried Our Best
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What do you think ?
deanna woods 5 years ago
I love things like this because it is awesome to see how people change over time, but in a way stay the same.
deanna woods 5 years ago
I love things like this because it is awesome to see how people change over time, but in a way stay the same.
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