Instagram selection #168

20 November 2018   •  
Written by Fisheye Magazine
Instagram selection #168

Tuesdays are Instagram days. Poetry and play of light mark our new best of Instagram. The 168th selection is a new dose of inspiration.

@queridamaldita

When Alicia doesn’t capture bodies, she photographs flowers. Her delicate images question our relationships as well as the notion of gender. A beautiful discovery!

© queridamaldita / Instagram

© queridamaldita / Instagram

@claramazini

The simplicity of body lines, the delicate mix of natural colours and play of light… all brought out by Clara Mazini’s pictures. A photographer inspired by everyday life.

© Clara Mazini / Instagram© Clara Mazini / Instagram

© Clara Mazini / Instagram

@nikolator

Here is Niko, aka nikolator, an Instagramer you must follow if you like minimal photography. While he has already proven his creativity – his account was created in 2014 – his compositions keep inspiring the photographers of urban spaces.

© Niko / Instagram© Niko / Instagram

© Niko / Instagram

@berlinstagram

Behind the @berlinstagram account hides Michael Schulz. First inspired by the city of Berlin, where he lives, his account has become a colourful display, testimonies of his trips around the globe.

© Berlinstagram / Instagram© Berlinstagram / Instagram

© Berlinstagram / Instagram

@soniaperdeck

Based in the Netherlands, Sonia built on Instagram a delicate universe filled with unique and poetic settings. In the spotlight, stand a cat and many other models.

© Sonia Perdeck / Instagram© Sonia Perdeck / Instagram

© Sonia Perdeck / Instagram

@idan.vaaknin

Graphic designer and photographer Idan Vaaknin composes contrasted and pictorial images. From fragment of cities to more refined pictures, here is a profile blending architecture with nature.

© Idan Vaaknin / Instagram© Idan Vaaknin / Instagram

© Idan Vaaknin / Instagram

@pampin

Pampín is a Spanish street photographer who decided to explore shadows and alleys. Paris, Sidney, Singapore or even Bali, his pictures form a delicious urban peregrination.

© F. Pampín / Instagram

© F. Pampín / Instagram

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