One photographer left everyone baffled by his mind-bending photos, which combine two decades worth of time in one snapshot.
Film director Toryn Westcott, 36, from Twickenham, has created a string of unique pictures by merging together two moments that were captured at the exact same location but decades apart.
The digital creator has collated the snapshots, one of which sees a 1960s Twiggy join a modern day pedestrian in Notting Hill, for his Hunter of History photo merge Instagram project.
As part of the impressive collection, Mr Westcott blended together a snap of boxing legend Muhammad Ali with a photograph of lovebirds on Great Windmill Street in London.
This is a selection of the Daily Mail’s most impressive time-defying images…
Mini marvel: People passing by Notting Hill in West London today would be surprised to see Twiggy in her 1960s style, sitting on a pole at a stoplight in her mini-dress.
Last post: Man in baseball cap, jeans and sneakers walks by the Post Office in Moreton Morrell in Warwickshire, unaware of the style from years ago
This picture packs a punch. Muhammad Ali, boxing’s legend, is dressed in his finest and accompanied by his entourage as he walks down Great Windmill Street, London, before he takes on Henry Cooper, his heavyweight opponent in 1963.
War child: TorynWestcott is an artist who was 80 years old when he met his dad and his 2-year-old daughter at Freedom Fields Park, Plymouth.
It’s open to all eras. Staff and customers pose proudly at this Byfield, Northamptonshire grocery in 1910. Today, this is a recording studio.
Ned Parfett (15), writes history. He sells newspapers in Trafalgar Square, London the day after Titanic’s sinking. Standing by offices of White Star Line which was the owner of the ship, he is seen here. Ned was 22 years old when he died in a gunshot as he was getting dressed to leave.
Live through the lens: An old photo of Westminster Bridge, 1940s. A selfie taken with a smartphone in 2021
TorynWestcott took these photos. Visit Toryn’s Instagram Page @hunterofhistory to see more.