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

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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.

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

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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.

I put the Accidental Renaissance photo from the BBC article through Prisma. It's pretty perfect

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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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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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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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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They have a full set of classes (English, math, science, ect.) for English learners. People who have been in the country for less than two years. Half the class speak Spanish, a small minority come from Asia or Eastern Europe. A full 1/3 of the class are Farsi speakers; Iran, some of Pakistan or Afghanistan.

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What we mean by Accidental Renaissance is a photo that inadvertently (that is, NOT on purpose) resembles a painting similar in composition, style, lighting, and/or subject to Renaissance-style art.

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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…