Or, more specifically, most of the ones the average tourist takes of major tourist attractions while on vacation look the same. If that wasn’t already known, then after looking through these photos of Corinne Vionnet, you’ll begin to realize that yea, people are boring.
She has 23 different popular tourist spots from around the world that she’s seamlessly combined together into massive multi-photos. One thing that you have to give people, and tourists in general, is that some of these things there’s only 1 real good shot of it, so that dictates how the scene will look. Like the Taj Mahal:
The Twin Towers though, there were thousands of different vantage points and places to get a shot of them, so this one seems alittle stretched.
The Pyramids of Giza are hard, most tourists wouldn’t have a nice ultra wide lens needed to get some really interesting shots of them, so I can kind of forgive them for all looking the same
My favorite one though has to be The Golden Gate Bridge, simply because it’s the one where you can tell that people have taken many different shots of it. Not all from the same perspective. And I like that about this one:
I will admit that I’m guilty of probably some of the same ones of those. Hell, one of my favorite photos is of me at the Area 51 Restricted Area sign, and legally, there’s only 1 side to that sign you can get. And I didn’t have my ultra wide lens when I went there, alot of good it would have done since you usually need some high powered telephotos for there.
