Instagram Curates International “Every Day” Photography Exhibit At Photoville
September 24, 2014 | Rhett Jones
Instagram is getting into the analog curating game. On September 18th, the photo sharing network opened two small exhibitions at “Photoville” in Brooklyn Bridge Park. Now in its third year of converting shipping containers into mini-galleries, “Photoville” is a scrappy DIY event, which makes it an odd choice for the billion-dollar company, Instagram.
For the second year running, the city government will host its #LoveNYC photography contest, which challenges users to post their best New York photos, adorned with the titular hashtag, for a chance at guest-running the city's official Instagram account (Did you even know the city had an official Instagram account?…
Dronestagram, a new social network for the proud owners of unmanned aerial vehicles--not to be confused with a much less cheeky project of the same name--allows users to share their collective explorations in the realm of aerial photography, sharing their breathtaking photos of cityscapes, nature, sports, or whatever else may tickle…
Beginning on June 27th, the Transportation Security Administration started sharing their own hazy, shamelessly filtered photographs on Instagram. Their handle "tsablogteam" already boasts over 30,000 followers and has been posting photographs of all sorts of confiscated objects -- guns, grenades, guns, knives, also guns. It's nice to see the TSA getting…
