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Augmented reality, aligning the past with the present.

April 8th, 2010 in see
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High Street, Pinner, Middlesex; archive shot, 50s
Photograph: Adam Leach/leachy.com

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University of Wisconsin Green Bay campus; archive shot, early 70s
Photograph: Todd Sanders

A great image set on the guardian that illustrates very nicelly the essence of augmented reality, overlapping the past to the present.

 

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