During their romantic weekend in Rome 53-year-old Len Copland discovered on the ceiling of a space invader from the classic game Space Invaders for the Atari, reports Metro. The photographer noticed an unusual embossed pattern on the wall creates a beam of sunlight, photographed and published in a social network.

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During their romantic weekend in Rome 53-year-old Len Copland discovered on the ceiling of a space invader from the classic game Space Invaders for the Atari, reports Metro. The photographer noticed an unusual embossed pattern on the wall creates a beam of sunlight, photographed and published in a social network.

All around Copland photographed paintings and sculptures, until he looked at the familiar figure with two eyes. With a smile on his face he remembered a space invader from the game for the machine, in which he played in the late 70-ies. The similarity between them, if distant, really is.

the Invader Copland found under the hemispherical dome of the Pantheon built in the second century BC the Game Space Invaders, in turn, was created in 1978 in Japan, and a cult status among gamers acquired with the advent of the Atari 2600 console. The image of a space invader has become a symbol of pop culture and is often used to refer to video games.

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