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British Photographer Remodels World Famous Architecture Using Paper Cutouts and Forced Perspective

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London-based artist Rich McCor, also known as Paperboyo on Instagram, has taken the world by storm with his creative paper cutout photography of famous landmarks. McCor uses forced perspective photography and his paper art skills to produce stunning images that transform these architectural icons into something entirely new and captivating.

It all started with McCor’s love for photography and his desire to do something different and unique. He began using paper cutouts to add a playful twist to his photographs of London’s famous landmarks like the Big Ben, Saint Paul’s Cathedral, and the Tower Bridge. As his work gained popularity, McCor expanded his tour to Europe and America, where he remodeled famous landmarks like the Pisa Tower, the Arc de Triomphe, and the Neon Museum in Las Vegas.

The creativity and attention to detail in McCor’s work are truly impressive, as he transforms these architectural icons into something completely different yet instantly recognizable. Once you have seen McCor’s work, you will never look at these landmarks the same way again. Be sure to check out some of his most interesting photos and see for yourself the amazing talent and imagination of this British photographer.

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