Accounts with character and a good eye.
49 finds
Instagram of the dayThe official Instagram of the Pompeii Archaeological Park: frescoes, Roman houses and street-food counters, ancient gardens, and grape harvests where Romans once picked.
Instagram of the dayAn Italian artist shapes clear glass into branches, flowers, goblets and whole table settings. Delicate sculpture that is hard to believe is real.
Instagram of the dayEveryday Africa features photographers living and working across Africa, showing daily life, rivers, streets, celebrations and people instead of headline clichés.
Instagram of the dayThe French pastry chef in New York who invented the Cronut shows new bakes up close: laminated croissants, seasonal flavours, breads and desserts.
Instagram of the dayAlex Strohl photographs roads, mountains and coastlines: Patagonia on a film panorama camera, Greek islands, France's Atlantic coast. A feed that makes you want to go.
Instagram of the daySwedish-born, London-based interior designer: bold colour, pattern, playful details and furniture of her own design. A feed that makes you want to rearrange your home.
Instagram of the daySudhir Shivaram is an Indian wildlife photographer sharing leopards, tigers, elephants and birds from India's reserves. Captions are minimal and the images carry it.
Instagram of the dayNorwegian practice Snøhetta shares its buildings, landscapes and interiors from around the world almost daily, each with a proper explanation.
Instagram of the dayBertie Gregory is a wildlife filmmaker whose feed brings manta rays, cheetahs and owls straight from his shoots, plus quick clips explaining how animals behave.
Instagram of the dayBritish artist Helen Musselwhite cuts layered 3D scenes from paper: flowers, foxes, birds and whole landscapes. The feed shows finished pieces and process.
Instagram of the dayThe official Instagram of the James Webb Space Telescope: nebulae, distant galaxies and objects beyond Neptune, with plain-language explanations of what you're seeing.
Instagram of the dayThe Berlin-based Japanese artist fills whole rooms with red and black thread. Her account tracks installations in museums around the world.