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Everyone, of course, can boast of some kind of achievement. Some, for example, have learned to make cakes so incredible that eating them is almost a crime, while others are proud to show off their newly acquired painting skills. All these people, however, have one thing in common—the desire to improve. And to better visualize the results, nothing better than taking some pictures over time and comparing them.
We, from incredible.club, we separate 20 photos that show a clear example of progress in everyday life and can certainly serve as an extra dose of motivation to our readers. Check out!
“My first cake vs. one of the last ones I made
“A photo I took of the Andromeda Galaxy from my backyard before and after it was processed”
“The image was processed to remove light pollution, correct the color balance and highlight the barely visible points. No artificial details were added. You can easily get a result like this in any graphics editor. The secret is that the original photograph is almost half a gigabyte.”
“First macramé owl I made vs. the last”
“Six months after my jaw correction surgery”
“A mold of my teeth from two years ago and one of how they look now”
“My progress in modeling glass using the lampworking technique in one year”
“My first attempt at making a chocolate filled bun a year ago vs. now”
“We were told the cat might have cancer, but we adopted her anyway. Turns out she was just stressed!”
“The evolution of my plastic ceramic bracelets. The difference between the photos is five months.”
“Before and after of a property I cleaned last year”
“Before and after my surgery. I have never felt so good in my life!”
“I switched careers a year ago to make macarons for a living. Here are some pictures of my progress from a year ago and now!”
The first hard drive from 1956 compared to today’s SSD cards
“I did my best, the sofa was definitely not worth throwing away”
“My babies before and after a good bath”
“My artistic progress over the last ten years!”
“I have never done a restoration with as much rust as this one and with such a good result”
“A difference of 18 months”
“A year ago I started making brooches. Here is my first confection compared to the 22nd”
A hair dryer from 1958 compared to a 2019 model
What’s your last achievement? How do you usually measure progress on a day-to-day basis? Share your stories and photos with us in the comments section.
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