Instagram selection #170

04 December 2018   •  
Written by Fisheye Magazine
Instagram selection  #170

@_ingo_1, @hidephoto69, @mehrandjojan, @goshapavlenko,@wattphoto,

@shandranick and @ssuicul: discover the seven inspirational Instagram accounts that we picked for you this week.

@_ingo_1

Minimalism and street photography adepts, this account is for you! Little do we know about the owner of this profile, but he/she has proven to be a minimalist adept too, and these images are the result.

© ingo/ Instagram© ingo/ Instagram

ingo/ Instagram

@hidephoto69

Based in Japan, photographer Hideyuki Takadashi presents dreamy landscapes in his account. From urban Tokyo buildings to magical nature scenes, his photographs are tinged with nostalgia.

© Hideyuki Takahashi / Instagram© Hideyuki Takahashi / Instagram

© Hideyuki Takahashi / Instagram

@mehrandjojan

Born in Kaboul, Mehran Djojan is today based in Berlin. This young artist is not only a design and communication student, he is also the author of these surrealist photographs. Full of good vibes and some mystery, his images will make you dream.

© Mehran Djojan / Insatgram© Mehran Djojan / Insatgram

© Mehran Djojan / Insatgram

@goshapavlenko

Gosha Pavlenko is a fashion photographer from Russia, currently living in Milan. Mainly a portraitist, he shoots his models in unusual settings, evoking the paintings of great painters.

© Gosha Pavlenko / Instagram© Gosha Pavlenko / Instagram

© Gosha Pavlenko / Instagram

@wattphoto

“Cloaked in the mystique of late nights”

, that’s how Michelle Watt, photographer based in Hong Kong, describes herself. Whether she shoots models or landscapes, the artist distils a certain onirism in her creations.

© Michelle Watt / Instgram© Michelle Watt / Instgram

© Michelle Watt / Instgram

@shandranick

Nick Shandra has an eye for it. Whether in unusual situations or poetic moments, this photographer immortalizes his surroundings – the streets as well as nature – with elegance. Wherever he goes, he knows how to spot what needs to be photographed.

© Nick Shandra / Instagram© Nick Shandra / Instagram

© Nick Shandra / Instagram

@ssuicul

The watchword of this mysterious Instagrammer? “Create to survive”. She uses photography and video to blur the clues and deliver a singular and sensitive world.

© ssuicul / Instagram

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