'Accidental Renaissance' on Reddit likens photographs to great works of art The Washington Post

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Renaissance is maybe the golden age of humanity. We all know the magnificent paintings, sculptures, architectures, etc. from the renaissance. There is a subreddit group, Accidental Renaissance, that shares amazing accidental renaissance photos taken by people.. 1. Stuck My Arm In The Coop To Sneak A Pic Of The Hens Settling Down At Dusk One Night- "Magic Hour"

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939K subscribers in the AccidentalRenaissance community. r/AccidentalRenaissance is a subreddit for photos that accidentally resemble Renaissance…

How is this not Sam? It's Sam, right? r/Corridor

939K subscribers in the AccidentalRenaissance community. r/AccidentalRenaissance is a subreddit for photos that accidentally resemble Renaissance…

Accidental renaissance from the show in Toronto r/TWRP

939K subscribers in the AccidentalRenaissance community. r/AccidentalRenaissance is a subreddit for photos that accidentally resemble Renaissance…

Accidental Renaissance r/ASRoma

20 "Accidental Renaissance" Photographs, As Shared In This Popular Online Community Published 7 months ago Like Demilked on Facebook: While we often associate Renaissance art with the works of great masters like Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Raphael, an online community has emerged that brings a modern twist to this classical style.

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Thanks to the devoted community r/AccidentalRenaissance that seeks the thrill of photography that "accidentally resembles the types of art popular from the 14th-19th centuries," we now know it's a thing and not a mere coincidence.

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r/AccidentalRenaissance • 2 yr. ago Subterfug3 A wild composition I'll let it slide 25K Sort by: Open comment sort options Add a Comment VoltasPistol • 2 yr. ago • Stickied comment A reminder: What an AccidentalRenaissance photo IS: A photo that accidentally resembles the types of art popular from the 14th-19th centuries.

'Accidental Renaissance' on Reddit likens photographs to great works of art The Washington Post

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Accidental Renaissance is a photo that inadvertently resembles a painting similar in composition, style, lighting, and/or subject to Renaissance-style art. We recognize there are many related art movements between the 14th and 19th centuries including: Baroque, Neo-classicism, and Romantic.

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• 7 yr. ago What I want is that it will be 100% renaissance, but I'm okay with baroque and classic slipping in. The ideal would be that these would be tagged as their coresponding style. But I don't get angry when other stuff sneak in, as long as it is high quaility, but as I said it is not the ideal imo.

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Thanks to the devoted community r/AccidentalRenaissance that seeks the thrill of photography that "accidentally resembles the types of art popular from the 14th-19th centuries," we now know it's a thing and not a mere coincidence.

Accidental Renaissance r/leafs

Dec 28, 2020 -- by Jes Aznar S ome weeks ago I was navigating through reddit, just checking out some memes and news and hot takes on hot topics, and I saw someone talking about "Accidental.

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It's not all images of doom and gloom, though - Redditors have included Accidental Renaissance highlights such as "Pizza Night With The Woofers", "The Lost Supper", and "Cricket in Kashmir" amongst many others. #1 The Baker Bas Uterwijk Report Final score: 318 points POST 142 View more comments #2 Friendship At The Square Park Report Final score:

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Bored Panda 50 Times People Took Pictures, Only To Realize It Was 'Accidental Renaissance' (New Pics) Story by Mindaugas Balčiauskas • 9h The Renaissance was a period of European cultural,.

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The term "Accidental Renaissance" was popularized by the Reddit community with the same name and refers to a photo that takes a modern situation and captures it in a way that mimics the.

Accidental Renaissance photo after the second Wings goal last night — a background of despair

Welcome to Accidental Renaissance, Reddit's beloved corner for sharing photos that look like scenes from classical art. Think of asymmetrical compositions, landscapes, the Fibonacci sequence, sfumato, and the golden ratio…