Glenfinnan | Loch Shiel and the Monument of the ‘45 Rebellion - Then and now
Glen Coe | The Pass of Glencoe and the Three Sisters - Then and now
Achnacarry | Aonach More, Carn Mor Dearg and Ben Nevis from Loch Lochy - Then and now
South Ballachulish | The “Prince Louis” from Gordonstoun School passes through Ballachulish Ferry - Then and now
Mallaig | Auctioning the night’s catch at Mallaig Pier - Then and now
Acharacle | Acharacle and Ben Resipol - Then and now
Strontian | Scotstown, Strontian, site of the former lead mines - Then and now
Glenfinnan | Loch Shiel and the Monument of the ‘45 Rebellion – Then and now
Glen Coe | The Pass of Glencoe and the Three Sisters – Then and now
Achnacarry | Aonach More, Carn Mor Dearg and Ben Nevis from Loch Lochy – Then and now
South Ballachulish | The “Prince Louis” from Gordonstoun School passes through Ballachulish Ferry – Then and now
Mallaig | Auctioning the night’s catch at Mallaig Pier – Then and now
Acharacle | Acharacle and Ben Resipol – Then and now
Strontian | Scotstown, Strontian, site of the former lead mines – Then and now
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Preparing for a new (postponed) trip to Wester Ross with a short stay of a few days in Fort William. Up North from 22nd May to 8th June 2023.


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Series

Sproxton - Main Street - Then and now
Main Street, Sproxton

A series on the more than 70 villages in the Melton Mowbray Borough. An eclectic selection of old pictures and postcards from the end of the 19th century to the 1970s, highlighting each village with one or more views and their stories: street views, buildings, remarkable trees, monuments, local pubs, churches and chapels…

Discover the remakes and stories…

Discover the then-and-now photographs…

W.S. Thomson - Ballachulish Ferry
Ballachulish Ferry
Old photograph: © W.S. Thomson

The Scottish photographer W.S. Thomson MBE (1906-1967) roamed his country from the 1940s to the 1960s. He left hundreds of photographs (see map) published in books and as postcards, which make a unique series of landscape photos in a timeframe of developing Scottish tourism.

Discover the remakes and the stories…

Discover the then-and-now photographs…

Belton - Belton House - Then and now
View on Belton House and stables from the park
Old postcard: Valentine Series

Brings the history of its places from the 19th century up to the post-World War II period back to life. Additional to the joint Woodland Trust and National Trust project to reconnect Grantham to its historic landscape, highlighting Londonthorpe Woods, Belton Park, Bellmount Tower and Alma Park Wood.

Discover the remakes and stories…

Discover the then-and-now photographs…

Woolsthorpe by Belvoir - Willis’s Lock - Then and now
Willis’s Lock (Lock 17), Woolsthorpe by Belvoir

Highlighting the past of the Grantham Canal and showing the past of the bridges, locks, wharves, winding holes, towpaths and buildings along the canal.

Discover the remakes and stories…

Discover the then-and-now photographs…

Earlier series

When still living on the continent, I completed two series on two villages in the southwest of The Netherlands near the Belgian border with local historian André Bauwens and local photographer Peter Verdurmen.

The project, originally in Dutch, was called Zo was het | Zo is het (As it was | As it is). Each series comprised a book, an outdoor exhibition and online interviews. The website is now part of this Travel in Time website.


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