#graceforty

@spellelepahnt is a mixture of close up everyday objects and details.

The eye for using lines to draw you around the image is clear indicator of someone who knows about composition. The main subjects appear to be building corners, doorways and stairways and this is no surprise because these are always perfect places to find those rarely seen details and interesting angles. There are blocks of colours that add an extra layer of texture to the photos and can turn something that seems quite neutral and bland into a whole new image.

@jonasromo has an instagram feed that is sprawling with architecture, graphic lines and forms. The use of angels and shapes to lead the eye around the frame is a very clever and allows you to take in every different aspect of the image.The subject isn't necessarily anything attractive to look at, but it's the use of form and structured angels that catch your attention. There is a simplicity to the images which I really enjoy and the clean cut lines and subtle hues create a kind of calm that keep me coming back for one last look.

@Tozzzze is all about the details. You can look through this feed and become so absorbed in the smallest detail, pattern or colour that when you look up you realise an hour has passed! My favourite photos are the super bright block colours that are parts of buildings or a stack of chairs. The eye for detail and composition is so very natural that it makes me look at my own surroundings in a different way, trying to find similar sights on my walk to the bus stop or on my way to work, noting the colours and details of buildings I pass so I can go back and photograph them later. Tozzzze also uses a very simple but effective trick of flipping images to create a whole new image that will keep you on your toes and excited for whats coming next.