Instagram selection #257

04 August 2020   •  
Written by Anaïs Viand
Instagram selection #257

Et voici nos cinq pépites chinées sur Instagram cette semaine ! Street photography, photos de mode ou portraits sensibles. Une bonne dose d’inspiration !

@itomer_vaknin

“Street photography is the cornerstone of all photography”

, writes Tomer Vaknin. This artist’s aim? Capturing special moments – one after the other. We discover on his Instagram feed his view of Berlin, his “second” home.

© Tomer Vaknin / Instagram© Tomer Vaknin / Instagram

© Tomer Vaknin / Instagram

@this_is_lavender_young

Besides being a graphic designer and illustrator, Anushka is also a photographer. She shares on her Instagram account her creations – most of them self-portraits.

© Anushka / Instagram© Anushka Instagram

© Anushka / Instagram

@juliamarino

Julia Marino showcases on her Instagram gallery a collection of colourful portraits. Often, poetry and fashion blend together and complement each other. A charming discovery.

© Julia Marino / Instagram© Julia Marino / Instagram

© Julia Marino / Instagram

@emmieamerica

Emmie is a photographer based in London. She shares on Instagram her latest pictures, oscillating between fashion photography and colourful portraits.

© Emmie America / Instagram© Emmie America / Instagram

© Emmie America / Instagram

@federicodelfreo

Italian photographer Federico del Freo suffers from the Wanderlust syndrome. Obsessed by travels, he flies all over the world and captures beautiful scenes.

© Federico del Freo / Instagram© Federico del Freo / Instagram

© Federico del Freo / Instagram

Cover picture: © Julia Marino / Instagram

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