This collection of inspirational Insta missions, challenges, hacks, and hints from leading Instagram photographers is designed to help you elevate the images in your Instagram feed to miniature works of art. Whether you wish to sharpen your selfies, sprinkle some magic over your food shots, transform your travel album, pimp your pet portraits or brush up your street photography, you&;ll find a year&;s worth of weekly commissions and concepts for composing and creating #hashtaggable photography in all its forms. This is the quickest way to shake off old habits, discover new techniques, transform your best nine, and start creating Instagram images that get devoted followers flocking to your feed.
1. Maximize your posts
2. Filter tips
3. Color your insta
4. Enhance your image
5. #NoFilter
6. #Brand
7. The great outdoors
8. Street life
9. #Selfie
10. Time your visit
11. In at the shallow end
12. The look
13. Insta emotion
14. Long exposure
15. #Foodie 1: Dressing
16. #Foodie 2: Backgrounds
17. Words matter
18. See it differently
19. The moon a stick
20. Shadow craft
21. Scale the heights
22. Tell a story
23. #Architecture
24. Beyond the selfie
25. God view
26. Best nine
27. Highlights
28. Plan your posts
29. Mirror, mirror
30. Boomerang
31. Mini Moviemaker
32. Windows & fences
33. #Travel
34. Share your thing
35. Object lesson
36. Capture the action
37. Perfect timing
38. Find your editor
39. Capture the moment
40. Reflect & flip
41. Find your mojo
42. Pocket lighting
43. #Pet 1: Lighting
44. #Pet 2: Composition
45. Take control
46. Signposts
47. Play tag
48. #Fashion
49. A healthy interest
50. Lights, camera, action
51. Double up
52. #FilmIsNotDead
Adam Juniper is a photographic professional with over two decades experience in publishing photographic guides. He has worked with some of the biggest names in modern photography, and written several books on the subject, with 100,000 sales in five languages. As something of a self-confessed geek, his specialities include new camera tech, great apps, and even drones, and he has given photography talks and demonstrations around the UK. He lives in London, UK.
