I played 'Red Dead Redemption 2' as a cowboy photographer - here are my favorite photos showing the insane level of detail in the game

Nov 14, 2018, 01:22 IST

I ended up developing the habit of taking and old-timey selfie with every cat I came across in the game. It's a bit difficult to get them to stand still long enough for a shot — a realistic detail, I guess.

I ended up developing the habit of taking and old-timey selfie with every cat I came across in the game. It's a bit difficult to get them to stand still long enough for a shot — a realistic detail, I guess.

Dutch van der Linde, the leader of the notorious Van der Linde Gang, enjoys a moment of solitude.

The women of the outlaw's camp didn't seem too pleased with my taking their picture.

Many of the non-playable characters will partake in little tasks or chores, which are easy to miss if you rush through the game.

Leopold Strauss enjoys a moment of solitude, as well.

His solitude was rudely interrupted by my photography.

I managed to get the tripod set up before Bill Williamson could recover from his drunken stumble.

It gets hot in the wild west.

Women can be outlaws too!

Man's conflict with nature brought to its violent conclusion — also, the biggest hog I've ever seen:

Saint Denis was one of my favorite areas in the game — Rockstar did a great job of making this city feel alive. It's a bustling area full of characters that interact with each other independently of the player's involvement.

Saint Denis was one of my favorite areas in the game — Rockstar did a great job of making this city feel alive. It's a bustling area full of characters that interact with each other independently of the player's involvement.

Taking a stroll on a dreary day.

The rich of Saint Denis, looking down on us plebeians.

Another dreary shot of Saint Denis:

These two might have been bounty hunters — one was displaying a long gun pretty prominently in the middle of town.

A stranger resting momentarily at the Van Horn Trading Post.

Another stranger passes the time by whittling.

He left pretty soon after I arrived.

A boat passes by two strangers on the pier.

Back to nature — here's Brandywine Drop.

And finally, the mist from the waterfall spreads around Brandywine Drop.

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I played 'Red Dead Redemption 2' as a cowboy photographer - here are my favorite photos showing the insane level of detail in the game

I ended up developing the habit of taking and old-timey selfie with every cat I came across in the game. It's a bit difficult to get them to stand still long enough for a shot — a realistic detail, I guess.

Dutch van der Linde, the leader of the notorious Van der Linde Gang, enjoys a moment of solitude.

The women of the outlaw's camp didn't seem too pleased with my taking their picture.

Many of the non-playable characters will partake in little tasks or chores, which are easy to miss if you rush through the game.

Leopold Strauss enjoys a moment of solitude, as well.

His solitude was rudely interrupted by my photography.

I managed to get the tripod set up before Bill Williamson could recover from his drunken stumble.

It gets hot in the wild west.

Women can be outlaws too!

Man's conflict with nature brought to its violent conclusion — also, the biggest hog I've ever seen:

Saint Denis was one of my favorite areas in the game — Rockstar did a great job of making this city feel alive. It's a bustling area full of characters that interact with each other independently of the player's involvement.

Taking a stroll on a dreary day.

The rich of Saint Denis, looking down on us plebeians.

Another dreary shot of Saint Denis:

These two might have been bounty hunters — one was displaying a long gun pretty prominently in the middle of town.

A stranger resting momentarily at the Van Horn Trading Post.

Another stranger passes the time by whittling.

He left pretty soon after I arrived.

A boat passes by two strangers on the pier.

Back to nature — here's Brandywine Drop.

And finally, the mist from the waterfall spreads around Brandywine Drop.