Iconic Landmarks Captured From Disorienting Angles

Across the world's most photographed places, a quiet revolution of angle and vantage point is unsettling the familiar. A collection of twenty photographs turns iconic landmarks — the Eiffel Tower, the Colosseum, great bridges and clock towers — into something almost unrecognizable, not through manipulation, but through the simple act of standing somewhere unexpected. In doing so, these images ask an older question: whether what we call knowledge of a place is really just the accumulated habit of seeing it the same way, again and again.