This dad has been photoshopping his daughter into funny situations

Photoshop enthusiast and Instagram user, Stephen Crowley has been angering humorless internet people with his unique hobby. Stephen enjoys using Photoshop to insert his 18-month-old daughter Hannah — who was born with HLH, a rare immune disease, and has recently had a bone marrow transplant and chemotherapy — into some dangerous looking situations.

Here’s Hannah chilling out by the water’s edge:

And here she is going for a drive with Dad:

She also enjoys climbing:

There's plenty more of these brilliant photos over on Stephen's Instagram.

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