Taking passport photos are the least exciting thing about wanting to travel abroad. You have to have them taken, or else, you won’t have a photo for your passport. But, did you know that you can do something about how your photo is taken?

Namibian-German artist, Max Siedentopf, recently spearheaded a project that aims to inject some fun into what’s traditionally been a boring aspect of getting a passport.

Let’s face it – getting your passport photo taken requires zero self-expression. Or, at least, that’s what usually is the case.

In his series of photos, Max shows that there’s a way to make this boring experience less mind-numbing and more fun.

Scroll down below to see what we mean.

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Taking passport photos are the least exciting thing about wanting to travel abroad. You have to have them taken, or else, you won’t have a photo for your passport. But, did you know that you can do something about how your photo is taken?

Namibian-German artist, Max Siedentopf, recently spearheaded a project that aims to inject some fun into what’s traditionally been a boring aspect of getting a passport.

Let’s face it – getting your passport photo taken requires zero self-expression. Or, at least, that’s what usually is the case.

In his series of photos, Max shows that there’s a way to make this boring experience less mind-numbing and more fun.

Scroll down below to see what we mean.

The post These Passport Photos Tell a Different Story appeared first on MobiSpirit.