Instagram selection #186

26 March 2019   •  
Written by Fisheye Magazine
Instagram selection #186

@mashallahwallahi, @wes.ly, @hosseinmirkamali, @bellajane, @shapa_talabani, @davidvandartel et @ozgur.ergull: here are seven Instagram accounts which have caught our eye this week!

@mashallahwallahi

Obviously fascinated by palm trees and colourful skies, Omar – a photographer based in California and Palestine – presents on his gallery soothing images. By scrolling down his Instagram account, we feel like planning our next holidays.

© Omar / Instagram© Omar / Instagram

© omar / Instagram

@wes.ly

Wes Mitchell, a graphic designer, posts on Instagram colourful pictures. Residential suburbs, strangely cut trees and vintage cars fill his images, and form a poetic and amusing portrait of the United States.

© Wes Mitchell / Instagram© Wes Mitchell / Instagram

© Wes Mitchell / Instagram

@hosseinmirkamali

Iranian photographer Hossein Mirkamali shares on his account a photography at the crossroads of two worlds: photojournalism, and auteur photography. Lonely characters inhabit his urban scenes.

© hossein.mirkamali / instagram© hossein.mirkamali / instagram

© hossein.mirkamali / Instagram

bellajane

Belinda Corney hunts down shadows and lights and presents, on her Instagram gallery, a series of beautiful street photos – urban and poetic peregrinations. An account every fan of street photo should follow.

© Belinda Corney / Instagram© Belinda Corney / Instagram

© Belinda Corney / Instagram

@shapa_talabani

“We’re all stories in the end”, writes shapa_talavani on his Instagram. Here is a photographer who loves night-time. Each image of the gallery is coupled with a delicate and inspiring narrative.

© shapa_talabani / Instagram© shapa_talabani / Instagram

© shapa_talabani / Instagram

@davidvandartel

David van Dartel is a young photographer based in Amsterdam. Specializing in portraiture, he places his models in minimal and dreamlike settings. An account dedicated to eternal dreamers.

© David Vandartel / Instagram© David Vandartel / Instagram

© David Vandartel / Instagram

@ozgur.ergull

Turkish photographer Ożgur Ergull composes cinematic and mysterious sets. Crepuscular lights, deserted landscapes and lonely characters create a dark and suggestive atmosphere.

© ozgur.ergull / Instagram© ozgur.ergull / Instagram

© ozgur.ergull / Instagram

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