Commuter livens up boring journeys by taking photographs of people spliced with newspapers Anonymous photographer takes the pictures to entertain his colleagues Turns passengers into A-Listers like Gary Barlow and Barack Obama But unknowing commuters also been spliced with dogs, owls and pigs Travelling to work every day can be tedious at the best of times, so one cheeky photographer has come up with a way of livening up the daily commute. The bored photographer has added a touch of celebrity glamour to his route to work by splicing fellow travellers with pictures of A-Listers from newspapers. By using some clever angles he has turned a Tube passenger into an elated Mo Farah and a woman waiting for the bus into The Queen. Commuting fun: The anonymous photographer snapped The Queen waiting for a bus and Mo Farah on a Tube A-Listers: Barack Obama takes a rest on a wall while Keira Knightley poses while reading her book Expertly done: The photographer lines up the newspaper to make it look as if Cameron Diaz is riding the bus and gives this unknowing commuter a pair of long legs and metallic shoes Fancy seeing you here: Billy Connelly and Jimmy Carr both look a bit startled to be seen on public transport The funny pictures are taken during the photographer's commute into central London each day. He takes folded newspapers and some careful positioning to get the desired effect. The pictures are then emailed to his colleagues to keep them entertained while they are stuck in the office. As well as The Queen, other royals also feature in the photographer's collection. Incognito: The photographer has kept his identity anonymous so he can continue taking pictures such as these of Olympic hero Laura Trott and legendary funnyman Bill Murray Celeb spotting: Gary Barlow appears to watch on suspiciously as his photo is taken while David Beckham looks happy to be pictured on the internet Not too famous to ride the bus: Kate Middleton and Sally Bercow appear to be using public transport Even superheroes need a ride: Batman waits for a train as Yoda keeps hold of his lightsaber and his shopping Not on the catwalk now: Kate Moss and Kelly Brook have a quick cigarette during their commute Kate Middleton, who recently said she missed taking The Tube during a visit to the London Underground, was pictured riding the bus. While many women would not mind being turned into the Duchess of Cambridge, other transformations are not so flattering for the celebrity or the passenger. Olympic hero Laura Trott's face was stuck over a man with a distinct paunch and the always glamorous supermodel Kate Moss was spliced with the body of a man having a cigarette. The result is not always complimentary for the unwitting passenger either. Baby face: One unsuspecting commuter is given the face of a baby and a man looks like a pumped up Andy Murray Even historical figures need public transport: William Shakespeare and Richard III are spotted on the bus Snap: The spliced pictures of men and the hooded dog and a cartoon man make a bizarre image Out and about: The photographer has lined up the woman's fur collar to give the impression of an ostrich's feathers and the image of the dog has also been expertly put together One unknowing commuter was given a saucy pair of women's legs as he waiting for a train home. Others have been given the faces of babies, cartoon men, and animals such as pigs, owls and even dogs. The fur collar of a woman's coat was made to look like feathers when a picture of an ostrich was spliced over her head. The photographer is remaining anonymous so he can continue with his secret hobby. And, luckily for him, his game has yet to be rumbled or he may have some explaining to do to his subjects. Unawares: The hapless commuters had no idea they were being added to the man's humorous collection Brought to life: A woman is turned into a character from the newspaper comic strip Striker and a woman's blonde hair is perfectly matched to the cartoon Unflattering: Little do these men know they have been spliced with a pig and an owl Unlikely travellers: A bird with a hat and Alex The Lion from Madagascar are pictured on The Tube