These stunning superimposed pics show it’s important to know where you’re standing

THESE stunning superimposed pictures show that it’s important to know where you’re standing.

Photographer Seth Taras captured the essence of these landmarks by blurring the lines between then and now.

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A couple hang out in front of the Eiffel Tower in Paris by where Adolf Hitler once stood[/caption]

The images, which instantly became viral on Reddit, with many people feeling “eerie” just by looking at the pictures.

In one picture, a man is seen talking on the phone in front of the Trasse des Siebzehnten in Berlin, 1989 compared to 2004, but the edit makes it possible to see where the Berlin wall once stood.

From standing in the same place as Adolf Hitler in front of the Eiffel Tower, to walking your dog in the place where the Hindenburg airship erupted, these pictures take you back in time.

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A man takes his dog for a walk in New Jersey, US, where the Hindenburg airship was destroyed in 1937[/caption]

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A couple take a walk in Paris not knowing that World War Two officials walked in the exact place[/caption]

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The Arc de Triomphe is pictured here in the modern world and compared to what it looked like during the war[/caption]

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On the Trasse des Siebzehnten in Berlin, 1989 compared to 2004[/caption]

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A Russian street pictured recently is compared to when soldiers marched through it during the war[/caption]

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Another street in Russia takes you back in time as you can see soldiers that were once dead on the ground compared to what the street looks like now[/caption]

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Saint-Laurent-sur-Mer pictured in Normandy in 1944 during the war, compared to 2004[/caption]

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Hitler stands on the terrace of the Palais de Chaillot in Paris in 1940 compared to 2004[/caption]