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A Rebuilt Man and a Recreated Landscape

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Published November 4, 2011 at 7:35 AM EDT
Rock Formations on the Road to Lee's Ferry, AZ: Mark Klett and Byron Wolf used digital photo processing to impose historical landscape photos onto modern photos that they shot from almost precisely the same spot.
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Rock Formations on the Road to Lee's Ferry, AZ: Mark Klett and Byron Wolf used digital photo processing to impose historical landscape photos onto modern photos that they shot from almost precisely the same spot.
Mark Klett and Byron Wolf / Lexington Herald-Leader
Site of a Dangerous Leap, Now Overgrown: Klett and Wolfe imposed this undated colorized postcard onto their photo, shot in 2008.
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Site of a Dangerous Leap, Now Overgrown: Klett and Wolfe imposed this undated colorized postcard onto their photo, shot in 2008.
Mark Klett and Byron Wolf / Lexington Herald Leader

The Mel Brooks’ Broadway sequel to “The Producers” this weekend comes to the Lexington Opera House.  Culture reporter Rich Copley of the Lexington Herald Leader says “Young Frankenstein” provides fertile ground for a musical comedy.  Plus this weekend, the landscape photographs of Mark Klett go on display at the Art Museum at the University of Kentucky.  Also, performing this weekend, the Harlem String Quartet features a violinist who was a summertime resident of Lexington. 
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