Instagram selection #310

10 August 2021   •  
Written by Fisheye Magazine
Instagram selection #310

Magic, fantasy, abstraction, humour… By playing with genres and emotions, the photographers of our Instagram selection #310 highlight the beauty and curiosity of their environment.

@xdani.brownx

A powerful flash, unusual scenes, and an unfailing sense of humour… Welcome to Dani Brown’s Instagram account. A uniquely funny gallery, filled with empty spaces, pop sunsets, charming eccentrics, and charismatic animals.

© Dani Brown / Instagram© Dani Brown / Instagram

© Dani Brown / Instagram

@solinoir 

The mysterious @solinoir keeps their identity vague: we know nothing about this artist, except that they develop a unique approach, oscillating between work on film and aesthetic research.

© @solinoir / Instagram

© @solinoir / Instagram

@tiffanyroubert

Tiffany Roubert, a French photographer based in London, publishes delicate portraits on Instagram. Playing with double exposure, soft focus, pastel tones and female bodies, the artist offers us an intimate escape, out of our daily lives.

© Tiffany Roubert / Instagram© Tiffany Roubert / Instagram

© Tiffany Roubert / Instagram

@alfarom70

Between realism and fantasy, Francesco Romero captures the singularity of natural and urban landscapes. Often bathed in a supernatural light revealing unsuspected shades, the settings he captures are transformed into mysterious and otherworldly spaces.

© Francesco Romero© Francesco Romero / Instagram

© Francesco Romero / Instagram

@mathyshdc

24-year-old Belgian designer Mathys Haddouche wanders the city to “express himself visually where verbally he could not”. His digital gallery is full of detail, spontaneity and reflection.

© Mathys Haddouche / Instagram© Mathys Haddouche / Instagram

© Mathys Haddouche / Instagram

Cover picture: © Dani Brown / Instagram

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