Instagram selection #165

30 October 2018   •  
Written by Fisheye Magazine
Instagram selection #165

Each week, the redaction team selects seven Instagram accounts dedicated to photography. Don’t miss our best of the week with our 165th Instagram selection!

@paulinecaranton

Trained as an architect, Pauline Caranton found, in photography, the ideal medium to develop her own vision. She likes to represent feminine figures and to play with lights and forms. Below are two of her images, from which strong lines emerge.

© Pauline Caranton / Instagram

@bronfer

Israeli photographer Alexander Bronfer specialises in street and documentary photography. In his Instagram gallery, we can find pictures taken on the coast of the Dead Sea. Littoral and poetic images influenced by painting.

© Bronfer / Instagram© Bronfer / Instagram

© Bronfer / Instagram

@sonia_szostak

Sonia Szóstak photographs mainly women. This fashion artist has mastered colours and textures and presents, on her Instagram account, a sensual and mysterious universe.

© Sonia Szóstak / Instagram

© Sonia Szóstak / Instagram

@greatscoot

Based in Melbourne, Scott Williams captures night time skilfully. His cinematic pictures, lit by neons, reveal dark streets, abandoned cars and models lost in thoughts. An account that will trigger your imagination.

© Scott Williams / Instagram© Scott Williams / Instagram

© Scott Williams / Instagram

@golden2dew

There is THE account to follow if you are obsessed with street photography and New-York. Each of artist Zahava’s pictures is combined with a mysterious and inspiring story.

© Zahava Instagram© Zahava Instagram

© Zahava / Instagram

@donatas_zazirskas

We hardly know anything about the owner of this Instagram account, Donatas Zazirskas. However, we can easily guess what her favourite subject is: the human body. In her pictures, she captures it from every angle. A lesson in sensuality.

© Donatas Zazirskas / Instagram© Donatas Zazirskas / Instagram

© Donatas Zazirskas / Instagram

@aubreelaura

Partial to big and medium formats, Laura Aubrée shares on her Instagram film photos she prints herself. She presents lonely and refined places, playing with shadows and lights.

© Laura Aubrée / Instagram

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