Artist Creatively Transforms Famous Landmarks Using Paper Cutout Silhouettes

“Someone once said “Go out and transform the world”. I took it literally”

Creative and talented photographer Rich McCor just not simply take shots of famous landmarks and monuments. He transforms them into works of art like you have never seen them before.

McCor adds his own twist to every famous place he visits. He adds cut-outs to his photos to give it a whole new look. Photographs he took are posted in his Instagram account where he nearly has 200,000 followers, including him on the list as one of the fastest growing profiles in the United Kingdom.

Central Park, New York City

He adds a silhouette of a couple at a bench in Central Park.

Travelling and photography is his passion and in which he says that he is fortunate enough to turn them into his career.It all started out for fun as he cut out a strip of black paper and puts holes to make it look like the clock face of Big Ben is a strap-on watch. He posted it in his Instagram for his family and friends at the time, never expecting it would make him a hit.

Big Ben, London

It is all out of his clever sense of humor and inexplicably creative mind. He creates and shows a whole new perspective to places that people have been in a couple dozen times already.

He makes his dreams come true while at the same time inspiring and entertaining others with black paper and scissors, one place at a time.

Bellagio Hotel, Las Vegas

A whale splashing by the fountains at the Bellagio Hotel.

Wall Street, New York City

A torero stopping the Wall Street bull.

Empire State Building, New York City

The Mighty Kong on top of the Empire State Building.

Grand Canyon, Arizona

He adds a polaroid frame to a helicopter at the Grand Canyon.

Headquarters of the United Nations, New York City

A shopping bag is made out of the UN Headquarters.

Guggenheim Museum, New York City

He turned the Guggenheim Museum in to a flower pot.

High Roller Vegas, Las Vegas

A drummer on the High Roller.

Neon Museum, Las Vegas

The famous Marilyn Monroe making her presence at the Neon Museum.

Las Vegas, Nevada

MGM Grand, Las Vegas

A ball of yarn for the MGM ‘kitty’.

Tower Bridge, London

St. Paul's Cathedral, London

Cooling off at St. Paul’s Cathedral.

Stratosphere, Las Vegas

New York, New York Casino, Las Vegas

New York City

Spiderman looking over NYC.

The London Eye

Caesars Palace, Las Vegas

If Julius Caesar lived in the modern world.

Statue of Liberty, New York City

Liberty prevails!