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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 ...
Tania Rossetto, Alberto Vanolo
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Remembering with Rephotography: A Social Practice for the Inventions of Memories
Visual Communication Quarterly, 2013This article explores the articulations of photography, memory, and digital imaging technologies to better understand the shifting nature of photography and its place within contemporary visual and digital culture. Examining a particular form and practice of photography called rephotography, this study shows how rephotography fits within a shift in the
Jason Kalin
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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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Austral Ecology, 2021 Despite its remoteness, the vegetation of Subantarctic Macquarie Island is amongst the most thoroughly surveyed and monitored in Australia. Eradication of invasive European rabbits was achieved in 2011, after a decline in introduced rabbit populations in
Nicholas B Fitzgerald, J B Kirkpatrick
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Rephotography and the situating of then-and-now
2019Hannah Lewi, Andrew Murray
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Photometric Consistency for Precise Drone Rephotography
2024 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS)Kuan-Wen Chen
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Environmental rephotography: visually mapping time, change and experience
, 2016 Repeat photography, or “rephotography,” is among the most important photographic techniques to address time, change, and perception. One or more photographs made at different times are repeated to form points of comparison, anchoring historical documents
Klett, Mark, Martinsson, Tyrone,
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Efficient and Precise Drone Rephotography for Video Sequences
2025 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS)Kuan-Wen Chen
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