We take plenty of photos but for most of us, it's pretty difficult to get good at it. No matter how hard we're trying. Others, however, can produce a spectacular image even when they're not.
The subreddit r/AccidentalRenaissance is the biggest online "gallery" for these works — it showcases photographs that inadvertently resemble well-composed Renaissance-style art.
"We recognize there are many related art movements between the 14th and 19th centuries, including Baroque, Neo-classicism, Romantic, Dutch Golden Age, etc. All of these styles are appreciated and welcomed within this subreddit!" the moderators of r/AccidentalRenaissance write.
#23 Friend Left A Knot On The Lead Rope By Accident And Left Us This Amazing Piece
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#25 A Man Outside Of The Courthouse Learns That Derek Chauvin Was Found Guilty On All Three Counts
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#31 Stephen Fry Being Vaccinated At The Poets' Corner Of Westminster Abbey
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#33 My Step Mother Trying To Cool Off And Sadie, Who Is Terrified Of My 6 Month Old Twins
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