Instagram selection #263

15 September 2020   •  
Written by Fisheye Magazine
Instagram selection #263

Summery strolls and journeys to foreign cities… This Instagram selection is a nice change of scenery… that will inspire you in this sunny September!

@beatriztormenta

“My name is Bea and I like storms. When I was 17, I read the following sentence: “If you have an impulse, listen to it””,

writes Beatriz Tormenta on her website. We discover, throughout her images, an artist in love with colours, light and the human body.

© Beatriz Tormenta / Instagram© Beatriz Tormenta / Instagram

© Beatriz Tormenta / Instagram

@ordinarysacramento

“Exploring the ordinary in Sacramento, California”.

We do not know anything about the photographer hiding behind the pseudonym ordinarysacramento, so we dive into their images. A sweet stroll where pale light sublimates the mundane.

© ordinarysacramento / Instagram© ordinarysacramento / Instagram

© ordinarysacramento / Instagram

@maxim_leurentop

Inspired by fashion and documentary photography, the Belgian photographer Maxim Leurentop publishes on Instagram urban portraits and exotic and colourful landscapes. Specialising in film photography, he brings to his creations a touch of nostalgia.

© Maxim Leurentop / Instagram© Maxim Leurentop / Instagram

© Maxim Leurentop / Instagram

@jamesalexander1

James Alexander’s Instagram account gathers cinematic scenes and road trip stops. A gallery dedicated to travel, and so where everyone is free to follow the road they please.

© James Alexander / Instagram© James Alexander / Instagram

© James Alexander / Instagram

@akiravisuals

Street photography fascinates Akira Corassani. Based in Sweden, the photographer travels all around the world to capture the streets’ colourful neon lights, subways corridors and crowded markets. A most cinematic account.

© Akira Corassani / Instagram© Akira Corassani / Instagram

© Akira Corassani / Instagram

Cover picture: © James Alexander / Instagram

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