The last time I shared my favourite Instagram accounts, I got so much positive feedback that I thought I’d share some more. Do you remember these from June last year? I shared another bunch of favourites here. This next bunch of my Insta faves are just as inspiring and enjoyable as the previous ones I shared. I think there’s something for everyone.
for lovers of creativity
5 686 followers
Jenny is the the owner, photographer and creative director of Bonne Bonne Creative - a commercial and advertising product photography studio based in Boise Idaho. Jenny creates versatile and engaging brand-centric images and stop motions.
As you can see, her style is colourful, energetic and whimsical. Her passion is in helping companies grow through the use of intentional and playful imagery.
for flatlay lovers
40.2k followers
Flávia Desgranges van der Linden says that every flat lay is a blank canvas and the possibilities are endless. This is also true for the objects that make an appearance. Flávia uses items of clothing, accessories, stationery, food, decorations, electronics and more in her flat lays.
There certainly is a flat lay for just about anything!
for food lovers
162k followers
Beata Lubas is a Polish-born, England-based award-winning food photographer. At the age of 20, she gave up her job at a bakery, bought a one-way ticket to England, and threw herself and her passion into creating a successful food photography business. She’s always been very passionate about food and she started taking pictures of what she cooked and baked.
In 2020 Beata published “How to Photograph Food” where she takes the reader through all the stages involved in creating incredible food photography. So much more than just a guide to photographing food, this is a must-read manual for every photographer working with natural light. I love my copy!
for photography tips and tricks
1.5m followers
“You don’t need a professional camera setup. Be creative.” is the tagline for camera.setup.
Each post is a photography tip that’s easy to accomplish using your phone’s camera.
There are tips like 5 product photography ideas to try on a phone, how to take better selfies and how to create a hyperlapse using your phone.
for lovers of feel-good
2.4m followers
This feel-good account delivers the best of humanity every single day. 💫
While the photos are not the best quality or the most attractive, the messages in each post are definitely the most positive and will restore your faith in humankind.
for lovers of beautiful imagery
15.9k followers
Pickmotion is a Berlin-based publishing company which specialises in creating high end design products from selected Instagram photos. Their product list consists of postcards, greeting cards and magnets which are being distributed and sold all over Europe.
I came across them in early 2019 when they offered me the opportunity to become a part of their photographers’ community. They selected the photo of my Christmas Eucalyptus Tree.
for lovers of product photography
11.9k followers
Camilla is a product photographer located in Southern California.
She specialises in bright, colourful, dynamic imagery for brands in the small product, beauty and wellness space.
She works with leading national and multinational brands, developing social media content, website content, print packaging, advertising, and other imagery needs.
I just love the bright colour palette of her feed!
for lovers of our planet
1.1m followers
Benjamin Grant began the Overview project in December 2013. His daily posts have both delighted and challenged his audience from all corners of the globe.
He posts images of industry, agriculture, architecture, and nature which highlight incredible patterns while also revealing a deeper story about human impact. His extraordinary photographs capture the sense of wonder gained from an aerial vantage point and creates a perspective of Earth as it has never been seen before.
for minimalists
368k followers
Wikipedia describes minimalist photography as a form of photography that is distinguished by extreme, austere simplicity. It emphasises spareness and focuses solely on the smallest number of objects in the composition process.
Minimalist photographers usually focus solely on one particular subject, rather than an abundance of colour, patterns and information.
That’s exactly what this IG account is about!