When people want selfies, they won’t be stopped by anything. Even when the place is called “Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe” they still think it’s a good idea to take a selfie there.

Liam Rice, 24, from the Isle of Man, tweeted out some selfies with his husky Luna where they both had similar face expressions. The next day the post had thousands of retweets with people taking same photos with their dogs and cats copying them.

The internet proves her wrong.

Most people think that technology is for young people, but nobody told Kimiko Nishimoto that. She's an 89-year-old Japanese grandma who's been snapping and editing her own pictures for the last 17 years, and as you can see below, her style is certainly unique!

Allan Dixon, a photographer from Ireland, takes amazing selfies with any animal he meets. 

Ursula Goff knows that not everything is as it appears when it comes to social media selfies. That's why she's on a mission to let people know that just because someone looks perfect on social media, that doesn't mean that they're perfect in real life. She's using her new photos to expose the smoke and mirrors and encourage people to be happy with themselves.

John Marshall was living in a cabin on Frye Island in Maine when he came up with the idea to create a project called ‘Sunset Selfies.’ He uses cardboard and other household items with the sun as a backdrop to create these cool shadow photos.

Emily Musson took regularly posted couple selfies of her and her boyfriend on Facebook and her parents responded in the funniest way.