At first sight these photos seem ordinary, unremarkable. On closer inspection you can see that each picture has a clever feature. A case of a camera man showing opportunism.
Kissing the Sphinx?
Kiss-me Quick?
Two Cool Heads – Or Just One?
Clever photography, or a lucky miss?
What Did you Say?
Clever, but I would not have spotted the fortuitous juxtaposition if I had not seen the first three pictures. It would have been even better, if the photographer had distilled the idea and posed a girl in a white dress, rather than a boy in blue shirt.
Where’s the Birdie?
Good snap-shots are often about seizing the opportunity.
Monkeying About
- Guy thinks the monkey’s head is facing <— this way
- Will thinks he can see a pink ear and the monkey’s head is facing this way —>
- What do you think?
Clever Photography – Perfect Perspective
I wonder how many shots the photographer took to get the perspective just right? Alternatively, did he skillfully superimpose an image of himself on the Leaning Tower of Pisa?
We Know What They Are Doing! Striving for that Clever Photograph
What Do You Think About These Two Pictures?
Marvellous Visual Illusion
These images are actually identical, but the tower on the right looks more lopsided because the human visual system treats the two images as one scene. Our brains have learned that two tall objects in our view will usually rise at the same angle but converge toward the top. Because these towers are parallel, they do not converge, so the visual system thinks they must be rising at different angles.
Here Are Three More Cleverly Composed Photos
Something Different – Intelligent Use of Shadow
Here is snapshot of a statue in Kaunas, Lithuania, the title seems strange: ‘Sowing Stars’. In the daytime it makes no sense at all. Could there be a mistake in translation? Have a look below ….
Same statue, but now we have night-time shadow, clever photography.
Another patient use of shadow
Creepy Shadow
Smoking Road
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