Sometimes the world seen through the lens is more beautiful. This is the case of the Waterwall series by the American artist and photographer Nick Schleich.

In these photographs, showing tourists outside the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne, Australia, the reality is subjected to a double filter. The first is that of the camera, the second is the glass, behind which Nick has positioned himself to shoot. To make his work even more special was the water that flowed on the glass, like a waterfall, making the final result similar to Monet’s paintings.