Instagram selection #260

25 August 2020   •  
Written by Lou Tsatsas
Instagram selection #260

In nature or in the heart of a metropolis, the photographers from this Instagram selection #260 let their creativity run wild. A poetic and inspiring collection.

@myvisualmind

Jonathan White, a photographer based in London, presents on Instagram his “fragments of time”. Fascinated by street photography, he captures – with contrasts – urban sceneries. A most cinematic collection.

© Jonathan White / Instagram© Jonathan White / Instagram

© Jonathan White / Instagram

@alix.bayle

On Alix Bayle’s Instagram account, there is only analog photography. The artist showcases, on her digital gallery, her holiday memories. Bucolic excursions, swimming in the sea, the wilderness… All invite us to prolong our travels.

© Alix Bayle / Instagram© Alix Bayle / Instagram

© Alix Bayle / Instagram

@timo_lemmetti

Architecture fascinates Timo Lemmetti. His minimal and colourful compositions sublimate the buildings’ fronts and turn the mundane into poetic artworks. A new and exciting way to see the world!

© Timo Lemmetti / Instagram© Timo Lemmetti / Instagram

© Timo Lemmetti / Instagram

@saoirsejuneanne

Wanderer at heart, Saoirse June Anne finally settled in Colorado. Specialising in portraiture, the photographer produces delicate images and captures feminine bodies like the landscapes of her adoptive land.

© Saoirse June Anne / Instagram© Saoirse June Anne / Instagram

© Saoirse June Anne / Instagram

@kentaroxx83

Shadow and light meet in Kentaro Watanabe’s graphic compositions. In black and white, the photographer captures ephemeral and urban scenes. His meticulous pictures add a surreal touch to our everyday life.

© Kentaro Watanabe / Instagram© Kentaro Watanabe / Instagram

© Kentaro Watanabe / Instagram

Cover picture: © Alix Bayle / Instagram

Explore
Lonely shepherd, Lord of the Rings and freedom: Francesco Lopazio's Chinese portrait
Lonely shepherd, Lord of the Rings and freedom: Francesco Lopazio’s Chinese portrait
Inspired by an in-depth reading of Giacomo Leopardi's poetry, Italian artist Francesco Lopazio's pictures question man's habitat and his...
04 August 2021   •  
Written by Finley Cutts
Instagram selection #299
Instagram selection #299
In front of landscapes, in the privacy of a bedroom or walking in the city, the photographers of our Instagram selection #299 all...
25 May 2021   •  
Written by Fisheye Magazine
Readers picks #339
Readers picks #339
Both creating pastel and monochrome compositions, Joséphine Van Glabeke and Louka Perderizet – our readers picks #339 – capture the...
03 May 2021   •  
Written by Lou Tsatsas
Maria Maglionico unveils herself to the sea
Maria Maglionico unveils herself to the sea
“Reproducing a sensation, a visual impression, capturing feelings that are difficult to describe with words… I seek out things that can...
12 April 2021   •  
Written by Finley Cutts
Our latest articles
View all articles
Readers picks #355
Readers picks #355
Alexander Kaller and Stephen Sillifant, our readers picks #355, both escape the frenzy of our world to produce peaceful images – a...
30 August 2021   •  
Written by Fisheye Magazine
British seaside, round animals and Céline Sciamma: Max Miechowski's Chinese portrait
British seaside, round animals and Céline Sciamma: Max Miechowski’s Chinese portrait
Trained as a musician, British artist Max Miechowski turned to photography after a long trip to Southeast Asia. Portraits...
25 August 2021   •  
Written by Lou Tsatsas
Instagram selection #312
Instagram selection #312
Through portraits or landscapes, the artists of our Instagram selection #312 never stop experimenting. All of them seek new textures and...
24 August 2021   •  
Written by Joachim Delestrade
The labourer who turned mud into silver
The labourer who turned mud into silver
With Zilverbeek (Silver creek), Lucas Leffler explores the myth of a worker who made his wealth from the mud that lined the bottom of a...
23 August 2021   •  
Written by Finley Cutts