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A photographer has captured retro reggae album covers in front of their real life London locations

Dec 6, 2016, 18:55 IST

John Holt, 2000 Volts of Holt (Trojan Records, 1976), rephotographed in Holland Park, London W14, 39 years later.

Peter Tosh, Buk-In-Hamm-Palace (Rolling Stones, 1979), rephotographed at Buckingham Palace, London SW1, 36 years later.

Smiley Culture, Cockney Translation (Fashion Records, 1984), rephotographed on Plough Road, London SW11, 32 years later.

Various Artists, Harder Shade of Black (Santic, 1974), rephotographed in Hackney Downs, London E5, 42 years later.

Carroll Thompson, Hopelessly in Love (Carib Gems, 1981), rephotographed on Milton Avenue, London NW10, 34 years later.

Dandy Livingstone, Your Musical Doctor (Downtown, 1969), rephotographed at Molesey Lock, London KT8, 46 years later.

Pat Kelly, Pat Kelley Sings (Pama, 1969), rephotographed at the Albert Memorial, London SW7, 46 years later.

Al Campbell, Rainy Days (Hawkeye, 1978), rephotographed in King Edward VII Park, London NW10, 38 years later.

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