In his art series Family Tree, photographer Bobby Neel Adams take portraits of family members (father/son, mother/daughter and so on) tear them down the middle and gluing them back together (no photoshop manipulation is involved).
The result reveals a fascinating "visual DNA" or facial similarities between the two generations of people.
Link – via andrewsullivan
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Evilbeagle
That was really cool. I thought the one with the long haired blonde lady was especially striking.
LisaL
That’s pretty neat.
Wouldn’t be able to do that with myself, brother or our parents. Father is white, mother is korean, and my brother and I look like neither one of them lol.
I do look like my aunt on my father’s side when she was young though.
IFZen
Hu Hu… Sounds familiar :
Here no PHOTOSHOP, no GLUE, no TAPE, just PHOTO.
Weirdo no ?
Alex
The photographer Bobby Neel Adams did a similar thing a while ago, with photos of the same person from different ages (i.e. young and old). Featured on Neatorama: Age Maps
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