18 Perspective Shifting Photos of Iconic Images and Places
Nathan Johnson
Published
01/17/2024
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Some things are instantly recognizable. Iconic. Visible from a thousand yards. Whether it's your favorite film or a local landmark, you just know it. You've seen it a thousand and one times and you know it like the back of your hand. Or do you? Check out this collection of iconic things from angles and perspective's you've never seen before.
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White House Oval Office from behind the Resolute desk -
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For The Empire Strikes Back, Yoda was also brought to life by Kenyan-English actor, Deep Roy -
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The Stuntman That Doubled For Einstein During That Iconic Scene -
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Photographer caught a good shot just minutes before the more famous image was taken on Mt. Suribachi, Iwo Jima, 1945 -
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The actual angle of the Bobsleigh track -
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Space Mountain with the lights on -
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Back of the Declaration of Independence -
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On the set of Neverending Story (1984) -
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The inside of Prague Astronomical Clock -
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The other side of a fast food soda fountain -
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Venice from above -
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Neil Peart’s drum set from the top -
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Behind the scenes of “Teletubbies” 1997. -
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White House press room from the podium -
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Underneath a music festival stage -
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View from the top of the Great Pyramid of Giza -
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A view of the Taj Mahal that you do not usually see -
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On the set of Goodfellas (1990)
White House Oval Office from behind the Resolute desk
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