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Lights in Times Square being dimmed to conserve energy during WW II.April 1942.© Time Inc.William C. Shrout |
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Lights in Times Square being dimmed to conserve energy during WW II.April 1942.© Time Inc. William C. Shrout |
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Sailor from the French battleship Richelieu visiting Times Square.1943. © Time Inc.John Phillips |
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Pigeons and loiterers (visitors) gathered in cement island in the middle of Broadway in Times Square.October 1944.© Time Inc.Peter Stackpole |
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Huge crowd gathered in Times Square to celebrate VE-Day, the end of WWII in Europe.May 08, 1945.© Time Inc.Herbert Gehr |
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Happy sailor kissing nurse in Times Square during impromptu VJ Day celebration following announcement of the Japanese surrender and the end of WWII.August 14, 1945.© Time Inc. Alfred Eisenstaedt |
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Brownout Time Square.November 1946.© Time Inc.Herbert Gehr |
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Man feeding pigeons in an empty Times Square during a taxi strike.1948.© Time Inc.Yale Joel |
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Time Square Brownout.February 02, 1950.© Time Inc.Andreas Feininger |
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People buying out of town newspapers in Times Square during newspaper strike.December 1953.© Time Inc.Ralph Morse |
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A man walking through Time Square.December 1954.© Time Inc.Peter Stackpole |
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New Years Party Times Square.1956.© Time Inc.Walter Sanders |
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Musical vocal group 'The Hullabaloos' in Times Square.April 1965.© Time Inc.John Loengard |
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Various pornographic stores and theaters lighting up Times Square with neon lights.July 1986.© Time Inc.Ted Thai |
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Electric billboards lighting up night time Times Square scene.February 1988.© Time Inc.Ted Thai |
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November 1996.© Time Inc. |
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NEW YORK TIMES publisher Arthur Sulzberger Jr. on rooftop overlooking twilight-lit Times Square.1997.© Time Inc.Ted Thai |
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Times Square during the New Year's celebration at the stroke of midnight beginning the new year, new century and new millennium.2000.© Time Inc.Ted Thai |
Resulta muy interesante conseguir diferentes fotografías de un mismo lugar y de diferentes épocas.
ReplyDeleteEs relativamente sencillo hacerlo con lugares muy conocidos, como es el caso, pero os animamos a que hagáis una recopilación entre todas vuestras fotografías. A ver cuántas conseguís del mismo lugar.
Veréis que es de lo más curioso ver la evolución que se ha producido tanto del emplazamiento como de la fotografía.
¿Lo habéis probado alguna vez? ¿Con qué lugares?
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All are photos are nice!Love the post! Good job.
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