Public Places, Public Photos

Here's another ditty from Flavorwire for you folks. This time, it's a collection of photographs by Swiss artist Corinne Vionnet that depict some of the world's most famous landmarks. It's a collection of hundreds of photos, actually, that, when combined, resemble dreamlike Impressionist paintings. (Think Monet, Manet, Renoir and Van Gogh, you swine. Although, yes, some consider Van Gogh Post-Impressionist...)

At any rate, Vionnet’s Photo Opportunities is well-worth checking out/clicking through. But, a proceed with caution: Viewing these photos WILL make you want to travel and see them for yourself. Consider yourself warned.

Apparently she used 200-300 photos that were shot by strangers to make each of her images. She found all of the almost-identical pictures online, then layered the lifted (presumably public domain) pics on top of each other to create 18 of her own blurry, Impressionist-like works of art.

My favorites are below, but click here to see the whole set.