5 Famous Photos Ruined By ‘Instagraming’

1989 saw this picture of some dude standing up to a fleet of tanks. Along with filters that Instragram provides, they also have the ability to give your photo a 'tiltshift' feature to focus on a specific area and blur out the rest, giving some pictures of toy-like feel. This picture certainly doesn't have the same impact when tiltshift is activated to focus on the tanks while using the 'Kelvin' filter.

This iconic picture of one the world's favorite mythical beasts would be dullified further by taking this black and white photo and adding the 'Amaro' filter to smooth out any small details the existing picture had in the first place.

In 1969, Buzz Aldrin walked on the moon as this picture was taken. I'm glad it was 1969 and not 2012 because if it was, you can be sure that they could've taken one of the most beautiful picture ever taken and used 'Sutro' filter to make seem even more darken, dull and void of life.

Apparently, this picture features two complete strangers during Victory Day after WWII. How do you take this classic photo and ruin it in it's beauty? Easy! Add the 'Toaster' filter to give it unnecessary colorization.

The skies couldn't be more blue on September 11th, 2001. If this happened today, people would start snapping pictures and give it some Instragram filters like 'Walden' one I used. The contract seems to still be there, but the colors are a little more vivid, whey they don't need to be. It's almost like applying a filter because it's free, and not because they should.