Travel photography is tough. Capturing an experience that you want to remember forever without coming off braggy or cliché is not always so easy, especially when confronted with a monument that has been photographed millions of times.
So here is a list of travel photo cliches we hope you will avoid from now on. Hotdog legs is not on here because, well, hotdog legs are hilarious. Please post more hotdog legs, especially if they are actually just a pair of hotdogs on a beach. 
Lady Liberty is trying to light a beacon for the huddled masses and you are just in the way.
You know there are statues of real people who founded the oldest democracy on earth nearby, right?
Not only is it a cliché, but there is a dark story behind getting some of those elephants to do that.
Just cus Buddha does it doesn’t mean you have to. I hear he’s actually pretty chill.
Doubling up just compounds the cliché.
Seriously, you’re causing a traffic jam and one of you needs to take off their shoes so your followers think that they are dead.
I know for a fact that the giant cat-demon made of stone did not consent to this.
Yes, those steins at Ocktoberfest are big.
It just reminds us that your pores are going to look amazing later.
There is a dead emperor and his wife in there! Stop trying to stimulate their mausoleum. Ditto for the Vatican.
Considering that the original may not have involved consent on her part, mimicking the shot just feels kinda weird.
You’re not Jesus, Steve.
Seriously, can we get a new angle please?
We get it, you can afford a swank hotel.
How about not blocking famous works of art with your dessert?
Also applies to your #firstbindi.
We are all sick of you Paris, with your lovelocks and your manic pixie dream city ways. You know what’s romantic? Antwerp. Yeah I said it. Get that baguette outta my face and sling me a Belgian Waffle.