What has grown, has grown — the 19 best attempts to reproduce children's photos
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By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/what-has-grown-has-grown-the-19-best-attempts-to-reproduce-childrens-photos1.htmlChildren's photos cannot leave anyone indifferent — they necessarily evoke a variety of emotions, whether it's light sadness and nostalgia or laughter from your creepy hairstyle at that time and a joyful toothless smile. Unfortunately, we cannot return our childhood, but we can try to recall and reproduce the inextinguishable fun that reigned in the golden and innocent years.
We present you the 19 best attempts to reproduce children's photos.
When a childhood dream came true.
"1978 and 2008 are my first board."
"I'm with my brothers and cousins."
"We decided to reproduce a baby photo with our brothers 18 years later — it seems our mother has never laughed like this before."
15 years later.
"My first and best friend Ramona is 16 years apart."
"1984 and 2013 — my brothers and I reproduced a vacation photo against the backdrop of the Texas State Capitol."
"17 years later, I became an artist."
Father and son — then and now.
15 years later.
"Me and my friends 11 years later."
"Then and now — a portrait of my son and me on a copier."
16 years later.
20 years ago and now.
There is 10 years difference between the photos.
"I still love pasta."
"Me and my best friend 10 years later."
"In honor of Dad's birthday, we tried to reproduce the same photo 20 years later — although we grew up a little."
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