"Upside Downey Face" Ever Wonder What Your Face Could Look Like Upside Down?

Submitted by Kas Report on Mon, 02/01/2010 - 15:30

Photographer Brandon Voges came up with a simple and surprisingly novel idea: photograph portraits of people hanging upside down by their ankles. Then invite your closest friends to do the same. The resulting eerie series “Upside Downey Face” is a collection of unsettling, strange images of people flipped the wrong way up.

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