25 pictures of famous events, places and things from a refreshing new perspective
You might have seen a lot of these objects or places multiple times but you might not have seen them from these angles.
Countless tourists and residents have gawked at the Statue of Liberty, standing tall in all its grandeur and displaying the art of peak architecture and engineering. But hardly anyone has seen what the famous statue looks like from the inside. Do you know how the Golden Gate Bridge is still holding all the weight of heavy-duty vehicles since 1937? You might have wondered about the actors inside the giant costumes of the kid's show "Teletubbies" and some of you might have wanted to empathize with a chimp in a zoo to see what the view from these caged animal enclosures looks like. Or do you want to know more about the lady who modeled for the Columbia Pictures logo?
Well, your search for unique angles of famous things, people and places ends here. Here we have combed through the aptly named subreddit r/AlternateAngles and listed 25 astounding pictures of famous places, familiar events, personalities and objects from a perspective you have never seen before. Scroll through and marvel at these pictures with hidden stories, complex mechanisms and more.
1. The other side of the zoo from an animal's perspective
2. Mountain climbers at Khumbu Icefall on their way to scale Everest
3. Three paragraphs jotted under an Emmy award
4. Behind the scenes of Teletubbies in the '90s
5. The support structure underneath the Golden Gate Bridge
6. Inside the Leaning Tower of Pisa
7. A golf course overlooking the pyramids of Giza, Egypt
8. A peacock unfurling its feathers as seen from behind
9. The underside of a ballerina's pointe shoes
10. The other side of the moon captured by the Orion spacecraft
11. Strings of a grand piano
12. An extreme telephoto shot of the famous Hollywood sign
13. A look inside an empty Boeing 787
14. Underneath the feet of a giraffe
15. The Devil's Tower In Wyoming
16. The surface of a kidney stone as seen under Scanning Electron Microscope
17. The underside view of a sawfish
18. The 2,300 years old theater of Epidaurus in Greece, capable of holding 14,000 spectators
19. Claude Monet in his home studio painting his water lilies, 1920
20. Jennifer Joseph modeling for the Columbia Pictures logo, 1992. She had never modeled before and never did again.
21. This first-ever picture of Jupiter's south pole
22. One of the Easter Island Moai statues was carved but never erected. It would have stood 72 ft. tall
23. A shot taken directly underneath the Aurora Borealis
24. The inside of the nose and mouth of the Statue of Liberty
25. Eruption of Mount St. Helens, May 18, 1980
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