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Repetition, movement and the visual ontographies of urban rephotography: learning from Smoke (1995) [PDF]
Mobilities, 2022 Engaging with a scene of the iconic movie Smoke (by Wayne Wang, 1995) in which a rephotographic project is sensitively elicited, this paper addresses the technique of repeat photography to contribute to methodological debates that have arisen within the ...
Alberto Vanolo, Tania Rossetto
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Computational rephotography [PDF]
ACM Transactions on Graphics, 2010 Rephotographers aim to recapture an existing photograph from the same viewpoint. A historical photograph paired with a well-aligned modern rephotograph can serve as a remarkable visualization of the passage of time. However, the task of rephotography is tedious and often imprecise, because reproducing the viewpoint of the original photograph is ...
Fredo Durand +2 more
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Mapping the scientific research on natural landscape change with rephotography
Ecological Informatics, 2021 Abstract Rephotography is the most common method used to observe landscape changes over time. The objective of this study was to analyze the trajectory of rephotography research with scientometrics. The Web of Science Core Collection database was used and a total of 315 publications on landscape change with rephotography from 1992 to 2020 were ...
Hailong He, Miles F Dyck
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Climate Change Combat and Disaster Management with re.photos, the Web Portal for Rephotography
, 2022 Comparing two or more images taken on different dates from the same vantage point is beneficial for rescuers, researchers, and politicians to improve the assessment of natural disasters and climate change.
Axel Schaffland, Julius Schöning
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Journal of Visual Literacy, 2019 Rephotography involves making one or more pictures of the same subject in order to repeat an existing image, usually to show change. Recognized early on as a rigorous visual method for natural sciences, rephotography in popular culture has grown into a ...
Gary McLeod
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Rephotography and the Era of Witness
Photographies, 2016The unprecedented significance attributed to witness and testimony in diverse aspects of contemporary culture has shifted focus away from the idea of history as an objective account of past events, to personal narratives characterized by emotion and personal memory.
Melissa Miles
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ACM SIGGRAPH 2013 Studio Talks, 2013
Rephotography is the process of capturing the same scene at a different time, in order to capture changes. Previous work at SIGGRAPH [BAE2010] demonstrated the ability for smart-phone apps to guide a user to the correct viewpoint, here we promote the use of such tools distributed widely over space and time, by enabling collaborative projects that allow
Ruth West +4 more
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Rephotography is the process of capturing the same scene at a different time, in order to capture changes. Previous work at SIGGRAPH [BAE2010] demonstrated the ability for smart-phone apps to guide a user to the correct viewpoint, here we promote the use of such tools distributed widely over space and time, by enabling collaborative projects that allow
Ruth West +4 more
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Rephotography Using Image Collections
Computer Graphics Forum, 2011AbstractThis paper proposes a novel system that “rephotographs” a historical photograph with a collection of images. Rather than finding the accurate viewpoint of the historical photo, users only need to take a number of photographs around the target scene.
Kun-Ting Lee +2 more
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Fast and Reliable Computational Rephotography on Mobile Device
2018 IEEE International Conference on Multimedia and Expo (ICME), 2018Rephotography, aiming to take a well-aligned image from the same pose of a reference image, is a very useful technique to study history, monitor environment and detect minute changes. Previous works either rely on human eye judgement that is very challenging and tedious or depend on high-precision robot platform that is non-portable and inapplicable to
Fei-Peng Tian, Wei Feng
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Repeat Photography, Rephotography and the Redesign of the Riverscape
Membrana – Journal of Photography, Theory and Visual Culture, 2022This article focuses on the ways in which the environment is pictured in an industrial archive in Sweden, and how the use of photography is implicated in the industrialization of rivers. The fluid nature of landscapes, the role of landscape and colonialism connected to photography in Sweden is considered through a selection of archival photographs from
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