The Internet Turns That Photo From Manchester On NYE Into Actual Art

Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock since New Year’s Eve – which would be fairly understandable – you’ll have seen that photo from Manchester.

You know the one, it was taken by photographer Joel Goodman outside the Printworks and looks like a beautiful piece of renaissance art.

This one:

https://twitter.com/hughesroland/status/682916583073779712

Amazing.

It’s since sent the internet in to meltdown with its perfect composition. The guy on the floor with his beer intact is a personal highlight, and it seems the people of Twitter would agree.

The floor-bound hero and his surroundings have been re-imagined as several actual works of art:

@hughesroland @paul_tomkins pic.twitter.com/UIA91KB8ZJ

— The Wolf of Whatever (@mjlovatt_LFC) January 1, 2016

lol “@NOTLR: @hughesroland pic.twitter.com/LhTnNMqsdP”@pixel8foto

— Eric Nelson (@Oogabooga) January 1, 2016

@alexjc Here’s a #DeepForgery with methods of Preston Dickinson from est. 1926. https://t.co/d1n9uZ2CBR pic.twitter.com/WP7BpjhsuY

— The Deep Forger (@DeepForger) January 1, 2016

@hughesroland seems the people and actions are on interesting axi and regions pic.twitter.com/2THCzlBF2T

— Groen Maar Niet Gek (@GroenMNG) January 1, 2016

@hughesroland @ajlanghorn I had a go at turning it into a watercolour with Waterlogue pic.twitter.com/MmbiZ0SsD3

— Ben Darlow (@kapowaz) January 1, 2016

And there’s more – good work @johnbeck_ pic.twitter.com/N6me1jnn2E

— Roland Hughes (@hughesroland) January 1, 2016

And this one, while not strictly a classic painting, is a work of art in itself:

@hughesroland pic.twitter.com/FbrNQbU1Z7

— NOTLR (@NOTLR) January 2, 2016

Killed it.

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