Photographs possess a remarkable ability to immortalize us, capturing the essence of a moment that can be revisited decades or even centuries later. They reveal subtle changes: a hint of gray hair, weathered clothes, or the weathered facade of a family home. These images prompt us to reflect on the relentless passage of time.

“From the first to the last day of work at a hospital, spanning 42 years”

“My grandparents’ house, captured 102 years apart”

“The only visible changes are the new metal roof and the stripped paint, removing the old lead-based layers.”

“Seven years ago, I snapped this picture of Jerry. At 15, he still enjoys smelling flowers!”

“Here is my great-great-grandfather’s house in 1896 and its current appearance.”

“Surrounded by stuffed animals, even after 15 years.”

“Two photographs of my Nana, taken 71 years apart.”

“The house constructed by my great-great-grandfather around 1895 and its present condition.”

Crawford Notch in New Hampshire: depicted in a Thomas Cole painting from 1839 and captured in a photograph in 2018.

“Two years ago, my dad agreed we could keep her under one condition—he got to choose her name. Meet Dave!”

What do you think?