Clone Photos – Selfie 2.0
Clone photos are the next step in the evolution of the selfie. No need to wonder anymore about our human desire for taking our own portraits. The selfie is already a part of our culture. But now it keeps evolving and changing fast with time. And the next generation involves multiple us in the same frame – the clone photo or clone selfie.
It won’t be long before a clone selfie app will be available to take easy clone shots. For now, it takes a little effort, but anyone can do it. We found a simple guide (link below) to taking clone photographs. But first, let’s get inspired! If you want the most original selfie, here is a collection of the 30 best clone selfie photos. You can watch the video version or scroll down through the selfie photos. Enjoy!
The Clone Selfie Phenomenon
As far as we could find, this is the first ever highlight of the close photographs as an extension of the selfie trend. And it’s a good bet that it won’t be the last. This collection was researched and edited from across the web. One of the sources is of course Google image search, and we found some more here and here. The first photo in the airplane is from Flickr. If you found your own photo here and want specific credit – sure! Please drop us a line and we’ll add it immediately.
If you want to take some clone photos of yourself, all you need is some patience. Here is a very simple guide.
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