It turns out that every single person is not that special. At least when it comes to looks. Canadian photographer François Brunelle has released a series of photographs entitled “I am not like the others!”, Where he shows people who look almost the same, but are not related to each other.
The artist has been studying the human face since 1968, when he first began photographing at the age of 18. At first, François searched for his models while traveling. Later, over the years, he appeared in TV interviews, magazine articles and in many publications on the Internet, which attracted many people around the world, providing tremendous assistance to his project.
François started the project in 2000 and has since been able to assemble 250 pairs of doubles. Models come to him from all over the world, and the photographer divides them into 2 types of doubles.
“Some people have known each other for many years when they come to me. So obviously it's just fun for them to have evidence of their similarities. Other people meet for the first time and it comes as a surprise to them. This is enjoyable for the most part, as they meet someone who is somehow similar to them. They feel safe and confident. And they are interested in another person Some of this category, but very few, remain friends, but this is definitely not the rule. "
