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Yesterday an Instagram mention popped up in our account. It was by Max aka @houtenboom.
We fell in love with his minimalistic creations and clean scenes, so we decided to share it with you.
Candy Pyramid
Green tea
Day 9.
Love
Petals
I’m feeling crafty for the #WHPflowerpower
To see more follow him on Instagram
Rrrrrrrroll is a group of 5 very talented Japanese artists that taking inspiration from the recent trend of moving images (GIFs) have created this eye-catching project.
They create pieces that involve people and objects rotating on a single axis.
The artists traveled together to create this minimalist series using a calming color palette.
Source: (MyModernMet)
Sunday 16th of June is Father’s Day. If you haven’t yet thought of your present to your daddy, Whipperberry gives the perfect solution!
A magnet board full of StickyGrams made by you!
It’s so easy to make it and we’re sure that your father will love seeing all the family pictures as magnets on it.
You will only need:
As we want this board to have the most of you on it we are having a Father’s Day code “LOVEYOUDADDIO” to get 3 sets in the price of 2.
For more instructions for the magnet board: Whipperberry - Father’s Day Gift Idea
Twice a year photographers and phonographers from around the world gather in New York to shoot the amazing sunsets between the buildings.
To see more follow #manhattanhenge on Instagram
What happens when a college project becomes a whole movie?
Paul Tellefsen was tasked with making a trailer for a “fake movie” by his college. He ended up being the creator, director, editor, marketer and cinematographer of the first documentary on Instagram and its community.
“Instagram isn’t about the followers you have, but about the journey you take” - @wldheartz
“In a culture immersed in technology, Instagram is reviving adventure, face to face community and real relationships.” - @technopaul
“Instagram isn’t about money to me. Instagram isn’t even about photos to me. Instagram is about community” - @brandenharvey
“I think I can speak for most when I say, that Instagram has changed, and continues to change my life day after day.” - @stephenielc
Instagram Is from technopaul productions on Vimeo.
Source: (Instagramis)
“Alice Gao is New York-based lifestyle and food photographer. She is a serious coffee drinker and mid-century design fanatic. She dreams of one day living in a Tribeca loft with giant windows.”
We asked Alice to take Everlane on her daily travels and capture it for Instagram. We have to say, she’s inspiring us to pack our bags and hit the road.
Follow Alice for Everlane here.
Alice is the kindest soul. So much love!
Over the past two years, Timur Zhansultanov has been recording a photo diary of sorts. But unlike others, Timur positions his camera at eye level while leaving his arms in the frame.
The visual effect leaves you feeling like you’re a part of the picture itself.
In My Own Eyes - A Different Kind of Photo Diary
via Huff. Post Arts
Wandering around the web we found these 30 random scenarios captured by the Google View Street camera as it goes around city streets and countryside roads. These photos range from quietly terrifying to hilarious and bizarre - yet be wary of the content!
See more on So Bad So Good
We don’t post very often about fashion photography, but when we do it it’s exceptional photo shoots like this from Peter Lindbergh that make us stop for a moment. Taken in Morocco these will appear in the June edition of US Vogue.
There is a story line following a lonely traveler through Morocco and its deserts.
Spectacular compositions that detract your gaze away from the clothes to the surrounding environment.
Source: (It’s Nice That)
