¿Eres fan de Wes Anderson? ¡Esta cuenta de Instagram es para ti!

Si te gusta el cine, específicamente el trabajo de Wes Anderson, esta cuenta de Instagram te encantará. Se llama “Wes Anderson por accidente” y como indica su nombre, publica imágenes de lugares que existen y que bien podrían ser parte de alguna de las películas del director estadounidense,

#AccidentalWesAnderson Lifeguard Tower | Gold Coast, Australia | c. 1989 • • Lifeguard Surveillance Tower #25 is located at Hilda Street on Mermaid Beach in Queensland, Australia • • The tower is one of 45 total that were built along the coastline around 1989 when the city became the first in Australia to adopt a formal surveillance tower plan along the coastline • • Today, the city’s lifeguard service has 37 permanent and 140 seasonal staff members patrolling 26 beaches year round and 42 additional beaches during the holiday season • • Know more? Please comment below! • • 📸: @tanner_lyon_film • • #WesAnderson

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#AccidentalWesAnderson Sketch | Mayfair, London, England |c. 2003

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#AccidentalWesAnderson Palads Cinema | Copenhagen, Denmark | c. 1912 • • The Palads Cinema was established in Copenhagen's former central railway station which ceased operations in 1911 • • After major reconstruction work, the cinema opened on 18 October 1912. With some 3,000 seats and a 30-man orchestra, it was Scandinavia's largest entertainment centre • • The former station building was completely demolished in 1917, providing space for today's building • • In 1989, the outside of the building was painted in vivid pastel colours by Poul Gernes • • Know more? Please comment below! • • • 📸: @visitcopenhagen • • #WesAnderson

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Con poco más de 20 mil seguidores, esta cuenta se volvió tendencia casi instantáneamente, y es que la simetría y la gama de colores que presenta en cada una de sus imágenes, es simplemente asombrosa. ¿Qué te parece?

#AccidentalWesAnderson Carson Mansion | Eureka, California | c. 1886 • • The Carson Mansion is a large Victorian house located in Old Town, Eureka, California • • Regarded as one of the highest executions of American Queen Anne Style architecture, the house is "considered the most grand Victorian home in America" • • It is one of the most written about and photographed Victorian houses in California, and perhaps, in the United States • • Originally the home of William Carson, one of Northern California's first major lumber barons, since 1950 it has been a private club. The house and grounds are not open to the public • • Know more? Please comment below! • • 📸: @nataliapelaez24 • • #WesAnderson

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#AccidentalWesanderson Punch & Judy | Weymouth, Dorset | c. 1886 • • While this 'heritage attraction' is one of Englands last surviving beach shows and dates back to the 1880's, the origins of Punch & Judy in the UK can be dated back to 1662 • • Mr. Punch was first seen at the seaside in about the 1840s and by the 1880s most fashionable English Seaside resorts had a Punch & Judy show working on them, including Weymouth • • Puppet 'Professors’ Murray, Staddon, Edmonds and Higgins have all performed there own unique interpretation of Punch & Judy on Weymouth’s beach • • The shows have always been ‘busked’ on the beach (operated by the audience contributing money in to the showman’s hat or box) and is still worked this way today • • Weymouth is one of the very last resorts in England that has had a continuous run (apart from the war years) of Punch & Judy on it’s beach • • Know more? Please comment below! • • 📸: @kina_koterska • • #WesAnderson

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#AccidentalWesAnderson Georgian Hotel | Santa Monica, California | c. 1933 • • The Georgian Hotel was designed to be an intimate hideaway, catering to Los Angeles’ high society. At the time of development, the area was a heavily-wooded shoreline of the little-known Santa Monica • • During prohibition, the Georgian was home to one of Los Angeles’ first speakeasies and the rendezvous point for many up-and-coming Hollywood studio executives, celebrities, and notorious figures • • In the 1960s, The Georgian reinvented itself as a modern upscale apartment residence. Today it continues to operate as a hotel and is an official LA landmark • • 📸: @renatafreitas

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