Almost every person in this world loves to travel around and explore the beauty of the world. Especially nowadays people travel a lot after being inside the houses for a long time due to the pandemic.
You might have traveled to different places in the world, but have you ever noticed what’s behind those most visited places. Always what you focus on are the monuments that you visit but actually, the areas around those monuments are also equally interesting. This photographer Oliver Curtis captures those unnoticed scenes on camera and shows them to the world through his series Volte-face. So scroll down to have a look at the interesting images.
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He captured the opposite sides of the historic monuments and the images are quite interesting to see. The inspiration for this series had come to his mind after he had visited the Pyramids of Giza in Cairo.
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When he had seen what’s behind him he had been fascinated. It had been a newly constructed golf course behind him and the amazing colors of nature had fascinated him. And he had shared about it on Creative Boom.
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And after that, his journey of capturing these images had begun. He had been successful in capturing images of what’s behind some amazing historical monuments.
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So what do you think about these images? Comment below and share your thoughts with us.
Oliver Curtis: Website | Twitter
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I have been into reading, creative writing, learning different languages from my young age. Also, I’m really fond of calligraphy which I have participated in competitions and won. I was an athlete while I was schooling and I have excelled in the events I did. I have passed my O/levels and did my A/levels in the Physical science stream. Even though my passion for reading and writing never ended. Keep Reading! Keep Learning!
