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London-based photographer Denis Cherim challenges the way we look at the world and offers a different perspective. Titled The Coincidence Project, Denis captures harmoniously aligned elements that highlight the balance on our planet.
Over the years, Cherim has collected a huge amount of eye-pleasing compositions. From street photography to nature and landscapes, he continues scanning his surroundings for subtle shapes and interesting light. The artist isn't afraid to crouch or tiptoe to get the perfect angle, and his ongoing work is a remarkable reminder that everything is beautiful. Maybe you just aren't looking at it right. Scroll down to check out the satisfying shots and upvote your favorites.
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Yassin Haussler 8 years ago
It looks like were sitting under a tent... a tent made of clouds :D
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Just a Purpler 8 years ago
Lol this picture is satisfyingly gross. The colouring and texture is just totally repulsive somehow haha
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June Sechowski 8 years ago
You're out of the woods, you're out of the night, step into the light!
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The art of capturing visual resemblance transcends parental lineage and finds its expression in the harmony of everyday scenes.
Just as observing celebrity parents and their children reveals naturally occurring likenesses, visual harmony in Denis Cherim's photographs presents an astonishing perspective on the balance seen in the world around us.
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Sergiu Vlad 8 years ago
The images are nice. But the title is a fail again. These are not perfectly timed, they are perfectly framed. There's such a huge difference between these two terms. Learn it OP, please.
Anna Sheridan 8 years ago
I love that people are observant enough to notice these scenes. Cool
Sergiu Vlad 8 years ago
The images are nice. But the title is a fail again. These are not perfectly timed, they are perfectly framed. There's such a huge difference between these two terms. Learn it OP, please.
Anna Sheridan 8 years ago
I love that people are observant enough to notice these scenes. Cool
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