anyway, i feel like a subject matter expert when it comes to this mobile photo-sharing service. because of that, i give you who to follow on instagram (sparked by my discovery of the @arthistorysnap account):
1. hirozzzz
what first brought me to hiroaki were his cityscapes of tokyo. but i've recently felt as though i'm travelling the world via his lens.
2. graymalin
brought to you courtesy of amelia, gray (great name right?) is known for his aerial beach shots. but really everything he puts out is a DREAM. i imagine i'll find myself escaping through his images this winter.
3. brockdavis
dis guy! he's my favorite, a genius in my book. his feed is filled with ordinary objects transformed into quirky, clever, and often humorous art. one of my favorites: funeral for a week-old egg roll with the styrofoam box styled like a coffin, and the egg roll as the deceased. check him out on vine as well.
4. jengotch
jen's feed is a winner for several reasons: 1) she's a photographer so everything she posts is pretty, 2) i think she may have the very best #throwbackthursdays the app has to offer, all with the greatest of captions, 3) lastly, and i think most importantly, she's a cat-lover and every so often she rescues kittens, which then leads to all posts revolving around wittle baby kitties.
5. disneyland
who wouldn't like pictures from the happiest place on earth to brighten their days?
6. maxwanger
oh these images! ethereal in every sense of the word. most recently loving his shoe shots and his window seat series.
7. saintrecords
i feel like i kind of relate with solange knowles. my sister runs the world (who run the world? PAIGE!), can get down, and has millions of admirers; while i just sing little ditties, wear cool shaped sunglasses, and take pictures in front of colored walls. i don't know.
did you know that mormon newsroom has an instagram account? well it's way great and a source for interesting and noteworthy tidbits ("lds charities recently donated wheelchairs to several people with disabilities in nepal. many more children can now go to school, and young adults can learn a trade and get a job. the wheelchairs were custom-fitted to each recipient's needs") and pictures of elder bednar throwing the ceremonial first pitch at a dodgers game. what more could you want?
i found katie through bri at designlovefest. her illustrations were so amusing that i decided to follow her on instagram. she has not disappointed. she has that real minimal, colorful, kate-spade-esque style i love, lives in brooklyn, and grams her french bulldog. what can i say? i love her!
10. timcoulson
