Worth a closer look: 17 funny pictures from the series " It seemed»
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By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/worth-a-closer-look-17-funny-pictures-from-the-series-it-seemed.htmlA good shot — that's what the photographers are after. But it happens that really successful shots are obtained completely by accident. These are the photos collected in our review. The main thing is to look at them more closely.
Cute baby
A kid who collects heads.
An extraordinary person
In search of your own style…
Horse Tamer
Move the knight in the literal sense.
Werewolf
Severe effects of radiation.
Childhood
"Ah, how quickly children grow up…»
Sweet couple
The monster is two-headed.
Superpower
"Just spit it out…»
Electrician
"What would you do without me?! Nobody can screw in a light bulb!»
The monkey
Some people seem to have been spared by evolution.
Moustache
Mustache is still in fashion!
Giant Pigeon
"Somewhere in a parallel universe…»
The car
Here it is-the dream car!
Street fountain
Indigo kids, they're like this…
Birdie
Best friend.
Winter sports
"And it's not cold…»
Smooth legs
The owner of the smoothest and most beautiful legs.
Sleeping guy
"Son, are you sick? Maybe a doctor?»
Keywords: Positive | Funny | Casual
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