Instagram selection #207

20 August 2019   •  
Written by Fisheye Magazine
Instagram selection #207

By inviting mystery, surrealism or even fiction in their images, the photographers from this Instagram selection #207 boggle our minds. A beautiful way to escape from our daily routine.

@alexandersattler

Photographer and designer Alexander Sattler is fascinated by minimalism. His pastel images capture the beauty of American spaces. Whether he photographs urban or wild landscapes, mankind seems withdrawn – either remaining anonymous or completely absent.

© Alex Sattler / Instagram© Alex Sattler / Instagram

© Alex Sattler / Instagram

@evanparsons

Welcome to the strange universe of Evan Parsons, a photographer based between Los Angeles and Vancouver. A world where reality and imagination intertwine. Here, amusing and poetic scenes coexist, and seem to initiate dozens of stories.

© Evan Parsons / Instagram

© Evan Parsons / Instagram

@pretty_boooy

At only 18, Nikita Shuchukin reveals, on Instagram, a most unique universe. Romanticism, mystery and loneliness inhabit this photographer’s account. Images inspired by fashion and painting. A beautiful discovery.

© Nikita Shchukin / Instagram

© Nikita Shchukin / Instagram

@_iamhugo

Hugo López, a photographer based in Guadalajara, Mexico, specialises in portraiture. By playing with natural light, the artist gives a romantic dimension to his images, sublimating his models. A rather elegant and mysterious gallery.

© Hugo A. López / Instagram© Hugo A. López / Instagram

© Hugo A. López / Instagram

@alpergoldenberg

Please, come inside the virtual gallery of Alper Goldenberg, a promising student. By scrolling through his Instagram account, we travel to London, Paris or Istanbul. His journeys are as fascinating as they are inspiring.

© Alper Goldenberg / Instagram© Alper Goldenberg / Instagram

© Alper Goldenberg / Instagram

@miraflores

The coast, fishing trips, dining with friends by the sea… All common holiday activities. But nighttime gives those moments a particular atmosphere. We lost our marks, and Jordi Flores’s images become surrealist fictions.

© Jordi Flores / Instagram

© Jordi Flores / Instagram

@murat.harmanlikli

Photographer Murat Harmalikli leads his camera in the streets of Turkish cities. In a sometimes abstract monochrome, he discretely captures moments of everyday life, passers-by, and produces surprising portraits of children.

© Murat Harmanlikli / Instagram

© Murat Harmanlikli / Instagram

Image d’ouverture : © Nikita Shchukin / Instagram

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