15 Instagram artists you should be following.
I use Instagram daily. It’s such an easy and quick way to keep taking photographs on a day-to-day basis, especially when you’re busy, and it’s a great way to see fresh content and keep inspired. It seems most photographers are migrating to Instagram recently so here's a quick fire list of the top 15 picks of the artists I follow and you should too!
Ben has a totally unique style in his photography, and it’s like nothing I’ve ever seen before. I love the saturated colours and flat look to the images, which appear almost like 2D digital landscapes.
Rosie’s feed is full of beautiful, gentle portraiture of the young generation shot on film. It’s inspiring to see photographers still using film today!
Most of you will know Bryan Schutmaat’s name, but did you know that he’s also on Instagram? It’s always great to see the snapshots and day-to-day interests of the big names in photography.
Cian is one of my favourite emerging young photographers using film, who works with some fascinating and intriguing subjects like his latest ‘Tory Island’. He’s definitely one to keep an eye on!
Satu captures beautiful everyday moments and chances that many of us miss or don’t see. A good reminder to always be looking.
Dylan Furst takes beautiful photographs of his numerous amazing experiences and travels. He has one of those feeds that fill you with awe and envy at the same time, and give you itchy feet!
Chris splits his time between the UK and Ukraine, and his photography is a wonderful and revealing insight.
Simply put, Al’s photographs are dark and beautiful.
Julian has a huge talent for shooting mobile photography as well as being a film photographer. Check out his book #IPHONEONLY.
If You Leave are, unusually, a platform for sharing single photographs only. They have a large collection of and regularly share mesmerising imagery.
Tom has a penchant for capturing beautiful portraits of some really great characters.
Another big name. Nadav Kander’s Instagram is a great insight into his practice; as well as posting his artworks, he also shares some of his own inspirations and influences.
To quote Janne’s bio, “I make something visible to the eye”. That’s exactly what he does, revealing beautiful moments in time among sublime landscapes.
Christine, as you may have guessed from her username, is a curator. She has a clean and delicate way of presenting her images on her feed which I really love!
Samuel’s feed is a wonderful mix of personal and commercial work which many artists don’t do on Instagram. It’s refreshing to see both together.
You can also follow Ameena on Instagram @ameenarojee.
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