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What Instagram feeds are you loving these days? The jewelry brand STVDIO has GORGEOUS art direction, adding their earrings to photos of models, sculptures and other works of art. Here are seven more accounts that always make our day…
Cup of Jo editor Caroline has series of haikus for former lovers that make us laugh, cry and enthusiastically nod in agreement. (What would yours be?)
Nineties Anxiety appreciates the decade that has changed style for-ev-er. Still not over the faded jeans, the considered layers and Brad and Gwyneth flirting in tiny sunglasses.
Reading The Pictures is dedicated to the analysis of news and media photos, taking the phrase, ‘a picture is worth a thousand words’ to fascinating new heights. For example, the bottom right-hand photo shows three NYPD officers at the scene after the terror attack in a NYC bike lane. “The one in the center is wearing police headwear, the kind approved for Sikh officers in place of traditional turbans. What makes the image exceptional is how routine it is,” writes Michael Shaw. “In the current climate, the photo is an example, and an act of solidarity, at the same time these men are just doing their jobs.”
Self-proclaimed “doodler on the roof” Jeffrey D. Phillips has an awesome series of letters of the Modern day English alphabet. Grateful for the acknowledgment of the happy (and necessary) occurrence that is the ‘backup lunch.’
Have you ever imagined what’s happening just outside the frame of famous music album covers? Igor Lipchanskiy‘s hilarious photo extensions do just that.
If Save Family Photos — an account that shares the stories of people’s old photos — doesn’t convince you to pull out your camera, we don’t know what will.
Dogs In Food is the account you never knew you needed with adorable pup heads edited very casually into different snacks. Because, it is Instagram, after all.
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P.S. More Instagram feeds, including the coolest account about movies and 7 female illustrators who really get it.
(Album covers Instagram via Kottke.)
