Here are the 25 photos Of historic places and events captured from an angle you have never seen them from.
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#1 Aa Of The Sphinx – It Has A Tail!
#2 Photo Of A Hiker Watching The Eruption Of Mt. St. Helens From Mt. Adams, About 37 Miles To The East.
#3 Bob Ross Before His Perm + Beard
#4 Prince William Giving “Middle Finger” After Prince Louis’ Birth
#5 The David Statue Protected By Bricks During Ww2
#6 Onlookers In Horror And Disbelief As They Watch The Twin Towers Collapse On 9/11
#7 A More Depressing View Of The Taj Mahal
#8 Neil Armstrong’s Family Watching His Launch To The Moon-1969
#9 Onlookers Reacting To The Explosion Of The Challenger Space Shuttle
#10 Charles Ebbets Photographing “Lunch On A Skyscraper”, The Famous Picture Of Workers In NY Eating Their Lunch On A Hanging Steel Beam
#11 Backside Of Tutankhamuns Mask
#12 The Tank Man Photo From The Day Of The Tiananmen Square Massacre In 1989, Uncropped
#13 The Statue Of Liberty At The 1878 Paris World Fair Before Being Fully Assembled And Shipped To The United States
#14 The Nevermind Baby Getting Out Of The Pool
#15 The Leaning Tower Of Pisa Is Empty On The Inside
#16 Queen Filming The Iconic Bohemian Rhapsody Music Video In 1975
#17 Lincoln Memorial Before The Reflecting Pool
#18 Different View Of The Pyramids
Image source: Pucl
#19 The Beatles Lining Up For The Abbey Road Album Cover Photo
#20 I Have A Dream
#21 A photo of central park during the great depression (1933)
#22 Great Pyramid of Giza (from the sky)
#23 Mount Rushmore
#24 Statue of Liberty from the top of the pedestal looking up
#25 Michelangelo’s ‘The Creation of Adam’ as seen on the Sistine Chapel ceiling
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