#WHPSymmetry: Instagrammers click perfect pics, literally
The goal this weekend is to make symmetrical photos and videos, taking inspiration from London-based Michael Zee who creates mirrored breakfast meals every morning for himself and his partner, Mark. (Instagram/SymmetryBreakfast)
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The goal this weekend is to make symmetrical photos and videos, taking inspiration from London-based Michael Zee who creates mirrored breakfast meals every morning for himself and his partner, Mark. (Instagram/SymmetryBreakfast)
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A Japanese photographer captures the nature-made mirror images, his twin daughters. (Instagram/futago_no_utarita)
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Fancy a walk on this perfect little foot bridge? (Instagram/igorlantratov)
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A picture-perfect neighbourhood in Dubai. (Instagram/aljvd)
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An Instagrammer from Netherlands spends a Sunday morning with his muse in an ivory tower. (Instagram/andyhendrata)
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When in need for a pretty picture, always look to Amsterdam. (Instagram/erikhageman)
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Their twin game strong. (Instagram.futago_no_utarita)
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This is a window in Gibraltar. A really pretty window in Gibraltar. (Instagram/elmaxxenia)
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A serene view of the Natural History Museum, London. (Instagram/katherinedorrington)
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Just a rainbow building in Auckland. (Instagram/derekdotsee)
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Paris is not letting anyone win this game. (Instagram/marc_nouss)
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