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ONE OF THE best photo trends on the internet at the moment as got to be that of people recreating their childhood photos as adults.
To do it right, attention to detail is vital. You need the right location, the people originally involved in the photograph, and clothing as close to the original as possible.
These people have done it, and boy have they done it right.
Here is your guide to recreating childhood photos.
1. Don’t be afraid to copy your original positioning, even if it makes you a little uncomfortable.
Friday 15 November, 2024
Friday 15 November, 2024
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The Guide To Recreating Your Childhood Photos
ONE OF THE best photo trends on the internet at the moment as got to be that of people recreating their childhood photos as adults.
To do it right, attention to detail is vital. You need the right location, the people originally involved in the photograph, and clothing as close to the original as possible.
These people have done it, and boy have they done it right.
Here is your guide to recreating childhood photos.
1. Don’t be afraid to copy your original positioning, even if it makes you a little uncomfortable.
2. Disregard any change in height, it’s immaterial.
3. Facial expressions are very important.
4. As long as the main components are bang on, the detail in the background doesn’t matter.
5. Baby photos work especially well.
6. Get the cake right.
7. Don’t let a little nudity put you off.
8. Use modern technology to mimic the effects of old photos.
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