【温哥华乐活网 乐叔报道】温哥华的著名博主Andrew Farris近日制作了一组图片，对温哥华的今昔变化进行了对比。虽然百年来很多地方已变得面目全非，但你仍然能惊奇地发现，有那么一些地方，仍然如同往昔，从中我们可以感受到这座城市在某些方面的坚韧性格。
据VancityBuzz报道，这组特别精选的图片很多出自温哥华的档案馆，对温哥华市中心的一些著名地标的过去与现在进行了对比。翻看这些照片，你仿佛置身历史的河流之中，虽然只有短短的百年，但也足以生发于沧海桑田的感叹。感谢那些已逝的摄影师，他们为我们留下了无声但鲜活的历史记忆；感谢那些今天的摄影家，他们对历史场景的关注，也将成为未来人们了解这个城市的依据。
View of Deadman’s Island and Stanley Park
A German mortar on display in Stanley Park with the Rowing Club on the right
Speed boats zip across Coal Harbour
Squatter homes on Deadman’s Island
The fir tree at the entrance to Georgia Street from Stanley Park
Lost Lagoon is on the left
Regatta Day in Coal Harbour
Squatter shacks in Coal Harbour
Most weren’t evicted until 1931
Brockton Point
A ship steaming through into the Vancouver harbour
Construction of the Seawall didn’t start until 1917
The S.S. Beaver shipwrecked on Prospect Point
Siwash Rock
A view of downtown from across Coal Harbour
Looking west into Coal Harbour from the foot of Broughton
Then photos courtesy of Vancouver Archives
Now photos courtesy of Andrew Farris / On This Spot
本文发布于： 2015-1-24 21:50
