Photographs are the best tangible depictions of moments frozen in time. And thanks to current digital technology, anyone can capture a fascinating snapshot and share it with the online world for posterity.
These images are excellent examples. We’ve collected eye-catching pictures from various subreddits, each representing perspectives from different people. Many of these are mundane life snippets presented in a way that grabs attention. You may take a few double-takes as you browse through.
Enjoy scrolling, and hopefully, this makes your day more interesting.
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The Guy Who Does The Grass For My Building Left A Rectangle Of Wild Flowers So The Bees Can Use Them
I Like To Make Little Drawings Of People That I See
Nappies In Sweden Have A Father On The Packaging
We’re living in the age of social media, where anyone can be a photographer in their own right. With the slew of selfies and landscape snapshots on Instagram feeds, standing out would be a challenge.
If you want a photo that grabs attention, UK-based photographer Victoria Tapper says it’s about making your personality stand out.
“Let them see ‘normality’ in action, especially when it comes to your surroundings, what you wear and how you really work, then beautifully photograph it,” Tapper wrote in an article for LinkedIn.
These Wild Burros Hang Out In My Neighborhood Often
This Purely Golden Bee Landed On My Car Today
My Uber Driver Offered A Conversation “Menu” For His Ride
The social media age also brought on many “plastic” personalities where people often mask their true selves. However, everyone else tends to see through the artificiality, which is why Tapper pushes for authenticity.
“Be proud of your individuality and quirkiness, it’s what makes you unique. Show your weaknesses and failings and you’ll be loved for it,” she stated.
My Grandparents Have A Glassed-Over Well In Their Kitchen
Well, well, well, what have we here? A well? Oh well. It's awesome 👍
I Built The ~$800 LEGO Millennium Falcon Set Out Of Parts I Already Had
The Sun Hit This Freshly-Paved Tarmac Just Right And Made A Real-Life Rainbow Road Through Polarized Lenses
But what makes a good photograph? According to events photographer Ivan Martinez, it’s not necessarily about achieving perfection in a technical sense. Rather, it’s about making your unique view of the world stand out.
“Making a great photo is a matter of being creative and being able to apply your personal drive to your pictures,” Martinez wrote in his personal blog, adding that a “great” photo is born out of inspiration, which you find through practice and exploration.
I Have A Hereditary Gap In My Eyebrow
My View Of The New Volcano Eruption In Iceland
My Dog And I Have The Same Hair
My husband and dog also have the same hair and beard (my dog is a miniature schnauzer). He is an example of someone who looks like their pet
However, that isn’t to say that technical abilities don’t play a role. Martinez provided some tips on using different color combinations and tones. According to him, warmer hues are often used to project gentleness and romance.
On the other hand, harsher colors often convey stronger emotions like danger, passion, and fear.
The Corrosion On This Water Tap Looks Like A Map
My Friends Giant Sunflower
My Hotel Phone In Iceland Has A Special Button That Will Wake You Up If There Are Northern Lights In The Sky
Now, we would like to hear from you. Which of these photographs connected with you the most and why? Was there a particular element that resonated? Comment your thoughts below!
Our Cat Mia, Rests Her Front Paws On Her Tail To Keep Them Off A Cold Surface
My cat does this but when she’s sat on carpet too, I wonder if it’s a comforter?
This Caterpillar That Looks Like An Anime With Wet Eyes My Nephew Found Today
She's pretending to be a snake, now fear the snake worm and then release her!
My Friend Met A Stranger At A Wedding That Looked Just Like Him And Was Wearing The Same Thing
Projection From A Key Hole In My Apartment Showing The Other Side Of The Street
My 2x4 Came From The Very Center Of The Tree
Cool. I wonder what you could make with it that would display the grain.
I Built A Miniature Audience Out Of Ads I Got In The Mail
Grandmas Delicious 21 Layer Jello
I Have Partial Heterochromia In Both Eyes
Last Night My Wife's Uber Had A Duck In It
This Restaurant Named "Thai Food Near Me"
Was At The Beach And Found A Shell With Barnacles On It That Makes It Look Like An Anatomically Correct Heart
I Made A Hidden Glow-In-The-Dark Galaxy In My Resin Kitchen Floor
My Friend’s Smoked Cauliflower Looks Like An Explosion
I Got A Warning For Leaving My Laptop Unattended In The Library
My Neighbors Pig Wandered Into My Yard
These Water Jugs Look Like They're Getting Married
This Morning Reflection From My Front Door
My Lava Lamp Threw Me The Peace Sign Today
This Window That Makes My Back Yard Look Like It’s In 4 Different Seasons
This Black Car Looks Like A Mirror After Being Washed
Clouds I Caught At The Right Angle
This Tree Looks Like Straight Up Broccoli
Entrance To A Furniture Store My Dad And Stepmom Checked Out Today
This Tree Grew Over The Sign, But Under The Paint
How is that possible? Wouldn’t it be more likely that someone repainted over it?