Flavorwire. Historic Moments Blended Into Present Day Situations. Apr 4, 2013 Seth Taras is an award-winning artist and photographer from the United States.
Back in 2004, Taras created a campaign for the History Channel entitled, Know Where You Stand. The campaign blends historic moments into present day situations. From the famous photo of Hitler at the Eiffel Tower to the Hindenburg disaster. The campaign was wildly successful, translated into 30 different languages and published in 130 countries. To see more of Seth Tara’s artwork and photography, be sure to check out his official blog at: sethtaras.wordpress.com [via PetaPixel] Lakehurst, New Jersey, USA 1937/2004 Saint-Laurent-sur-Mec, Normandy, France 1944/2004 On the Strasse des siebzehnten Juni, Berlin 1989/2004 The terrace of the Palais de Chaillot, Paris, 1940/2004.
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