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In a galaxy not far, far away, an artist created a series of photos showing "Star Wars" battleships crash-landing on Earth. The results are startling realistic.
Nicolas Amiard, an art director at an ad agency based in Paris, created the photos as part of his "Star Wars" series on Behance. The images show the ships landing in New York City, London, Rio de Janeiro and other major tourist destinations around the world. Thanks to his amazing retouching skills, Amiard's photos look like they've documented real-life collisions.
Scroll through the images below and check out Nicolasamiard.com and the artist's Behance profile for more of his work. To check out an actual tourist spot where shots in "Star Wars" were filmed, head to Death Valley to check out "Tatooine."
London
New York City
Venice
Paris
Rio de Janeiro
Tokyo
Moscow
San Francisco
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