Artist Transforms Famous Landmarks Using Paper Cutouts

To add a little flair and creativity to his pictures, photographer Rick McCor decides to add paper cut outs to the foreground, reimagining famous locations and landmarks as something else entirely.

And he creates a cut-out kit, filled with pre-made cut-outs that were designed so that people could use them anywhere to create their own quirky photos. It would be fantastic if the kits help to ignite people’s interest in photography and help to look at landscapes and architecture differently.

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Salt Pans, Gozo

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The Siege Bell Memorial, Malta

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Azure Window, Gozo

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Samuel Beckett Bridge, Dublin

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The Spire, Dublin

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Poolbeg Chimneys, Dublin

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The 02/Millennium Dome, London

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Waters Of The Blue Lagoon, Gozo

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Covent Garden, London

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Covent Garden, London

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Covent Garden, London

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Notre Dame, Paris

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New York To Paris

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Louvre, Paris

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Some of the Kickstarter Cut-Out kits

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