10 hilarious male Instagram photos that mimic girly selfies

Strange selfies of Claude Caon - a scandalous photo artist of the 20th century who has been looking for a balance between male and female all her life

She took selfies and experimented with gender even before it became mainstream. She destroyed the canons and fought against Nazism. She made many attempts at suicide and at the same time … loved life. She embodied the image of a being outside of gender, outside of race, outside of culture. Her photographs are frightening and mesmerizing. This is a story about Claude Caon - without exaggeration, the brightest photo artist of the first half of the 20th century

Hilarious toy stories in a fun photo project

Everyone's favorite characters from the famous Toy Story cartoon inspired the resourceful photographer and active Instagram user to create a fun collection of pictures. As part of a fun photo project, cartoon characters faced new adventures, found themselves in unexpected comical situations from real life, but at the same time did not lose their optimism and charm

Hilarious photos of animals as celebrities

A funny photo project in which animals appear in the form of a personality: a famous actor, a venerable scientist, a popular musician or a favorite film character cannot but evoke emotions. It's just that these are very charming and funny photos

Squirrel-style "Game of Thrones": 15 hilarious photos with funny animals in the lead roles

The film "Game of Thrones" inspired the photographer Jeert Weggen so much that he decided to create a photoset with squirrels as the main characters. The peculiarity of these photos is that their author does not use Photoshop. “For me photography is magic, surprise and happiness. Sometimes I add some details to the photo, for example, food, sometimes I add two photos, but I never use Photoshop,”says Weggen. His work has been published in 40 editions in 60 countries around the world

Clive Stewart's hilarious promotional photos

Advertising creators are unique people. They do their best to show their product from the best side, while trying to make the greatest possible impact on the potential buyer. Very often, ads become intrusive and annoying. But this does not apply to the works of Clive Stewart, which should be in modern art museums, and not on city banners