Instagram selection #171

11 December 2018   •  
Written by Fisheye Magazine
Instagram selection #171

Are you in need of inspiration? Discover our favourite Instagram accounts of this week. Elegance and poetry are the hallmarks of selection #171.

@nhuxuanhua

Here is a beautiful discovery. Nhu Xuan Hua is a London-based photographer. She presents delicate and poetic images on her Instagram gallery. Her unique portraits and set designs thwart the codes of the media.

© Nhu Xuan Hua / Instagram© Nhu Xuan Hua / Instagram

© Nhu Xuan Hua / Instagram

@efi_o 

Member of Intercollective, Efi Longinou compares the practice of street photography to the curious look of a child on the world. Her photographs will be shown during the Women Street Photographers group exhibition in New York.

© Efi / Instagram© Efi / Instagram

© Efi / Instagram

@eddiewrey

Fashion photographer, Eddie Wrey also calls himself an “explorer”. Tinted with warm colours, his photographs are composed with precision. Sometimes graphic, sometimes poetic, the artist’s creations beautify the bodies and explore many horizons.

© Eddie Wrey / Instagram© Eddie Wrey / Instagram

© Eddie Wrey / Instagram

@junebugkim

June Kim, based in New York, presents on her Instagram account a minimal and unusual universe. Whether she works in an urban or wild landscape, the photographer likes to represent her models in abstract positions. A surprising account.

© June Kim / Instagram© June Kim / Instagram

© June Kim / Instagram

@tortadecochinita

Fortuitous human appearances run through the images of Mexican photographer Pam. A gallery of contrasted and bright images, mixing nature and architecture. The artist plays with the spectator and it is captivating.

© tortadecochinita / instagram© tortadecochinita / instagram

© tortadecochinita / Instagram

@gustavominas 

Brazilian photographer Gustavo Minas navigates the streets of Brasilia to capture its daily scenes. On his Instagram, he unveils images revealing a symphony of shadows, glass and concrete.

© Gustavo Minas / Instagram© Gustavo Minas / Instagram

© Gustavo Minas / Instagram

@bas.hordijk

Bas Hordijk is a Dutch photographer, obsessed with the human figure in its environment. With an eye for composition, he captures the fleeting moments of everyday life. The romance, the delicacy, but also the chaos. A street photographer, but also a poet in his spare time.

© Bas Hordijk / Instagram© Bas Hordijk / Instagram

© Bas Hordijk / Instagram

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