You’ve probably already seen the world’s most famous landmarks through photos that show them in all their beautiful, historical glory. Here’s what happens when the photo is taken from another angle.
The Pyramids of Giza
Same place from a different angle…..
The Acropolis
Same place from a different angle…..
The Arc de Triomphe
Same place from a different angle…..
Stonehenge
Same place from a different angle…..
Central Park, New York City
Same place from a different angle…..
The Pantheon of Rome
Same place from a different angle…..
The Forbidden City
Same place from a different angle…..
Niagara Falls
Same place from a different angle…..
(Source: The Metapicture)
Arianna studied Literature and Arts at the University of Amsterdam, where she specialised a.o. in "museology" and "organisation & marketing of blockbuster exhibitions". After working for 6 years as market researcher & marketing analyst at Zoom.nl, now she focuses her photography love and enthusiasm on the Haarlem Photo Club.
Amazing! And the one of the Pantheon in Rome from the McDonalds is really great!
I assume these photographs are yours or you have the owners permission to reproduce as they have no acknowledgements on them?
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