The Manchester New Year's Eve Photo, captured by photographer Joel Goodman in 2015, became an instant viral sensation due to its uncanny resemblance to a classical Renaissance painting. Often cited as the ultimate example of 'Accidental Renaissance,' the image depicts a chaotic night in Manchester with police, partygoers, and a man named Mike Deveney lying in the street reaching for a bottle of beer. The perfect composition, following the Golden Ratio, led many to compare the candid shot to the works of master painters like Caravaggio. Today, the template is widely used to represent scenes of beautiful chaos, perfectly capturing the essence of a wild night out or any situation where everything is falling apart in a visually harmonious way.