We all usually come back from touristic places with the same photos of the world's landmarks, but Rich McCor decided to capture the sights we all know well in an original and never-before-seen way. Combined with the paper cutouts, they became part of another story he writes on Instagram.
World attractions no matter how hard we try, we will hardly be able to capture it in the lens differently than someone else already did. To Rich McCor did it. With his series of photographs on Instagram he showed us the world's sights in a completely new light, the likes of which we do not yet know, and he managed this with a single simple but brilliant detail - with paper cutouts. It all started when he decided to become a tourist in his own place, because he wanted to see London, which he had ignored, to explore the sights and tidbits of history. In doing so, the idea of photographing sights in a unique way stuck to him.
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First of all, it's more of a joke than really famous Big Ben turned into a wristwatch, and when passers-by were impressed by the photo, it encouraged him to take on other attractions as well. Today, his Instagram profile is full of such photos to complement them interesting facts about the tourist attraction. The videos also caught the attention of the travel guide Lonely Planet, which he sent to various European cities to record more.
World attractions as you don't know them yet:
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