Richard Silvers’s Mind-Bending Wonders Of The World’s Photos

Machu Picchu, Peru (Photo by Richard Silver)

Richard Silver’s photos of the world’s biggest sights are special because he uses artistic visual constructions like the combinations of sharpness and blur.

He wrote that, “By employing techniques such as Tilt Shift, HDR, Vertical Panoramas and Time Slice, this allows me to grow as a photographer while exposing our everyday world in an altered visual context.”

Silver says:

“People always ask me, How do I make people look so small or why do I make people look so small? Simple, WE ARE. In the big picture we are just a small blip of what the world truly is. I enjoy the power I have to change the perspective of the way people look at the world and maybe at themselves.”

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Balloon fiesta, New Mexico (Photo by Richard Silver)

Tokyo (Photo by Richard Silver)

Hagia Sophia (Photo by Richard Silver)

Taj Mahal (Photo by Richard Silver)

Atlas Mountains (Photo by Richard Silver)

Teotihuacan (Photo by Richard Silver)

Waikiki Beach, Hawaii (Photo by Richard Silver)

Brooklyn Bridge (Photo by Richard Silver)

Easter Island (Photo by Richard Silver)

World Trade Center Memorial (Photo by Richard Silver)

Reykjavik (Photo by Richard Silver)

Machu Picchu, Peru (Photo by Richard Silver)

Copacabana Beach, Rio de Janeiro (Photo by Richard Silver)

Coliseum, Rome (Photo by Richard Silver)