Trending: Colour coded photography

Trending: Colour coded photography

September 3, 2014

Instagram in itself is THE trend of all social media platforms. I hear bloggers saying, ‘I spend a LOT of time on IG now’. I did too at the beginning I have to admit, still do but a little less. Sometimes I just scroll through my friends galleries at the end of the day having a look of what they have been up to, other days I check from time to time and follow all accounts. Do you spend a lot of time on IG?

If so, you might have seen already some nice examples of some Instagrammers creating colour coded photography – a real feast for the eye when food, pants or flowers are artfully arranged by colour. We talk colour coded wether objects are arranged by colour or there is a colour code applied next to it. There are basically two photographers with quite a media impact on the net now.

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Emily Blincoe Photography

Emily Blincoe‘s work includes collections of eggs or tomatoes in different shades, along with an interesting focus on candy in her Sugar Series in monochromatic shades. She sometimes steps into the frame, giving a little glimpse of herself surrounded by her delicate compositions. You can follow Emily on Instagram here.

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Isabella Vacchi Photography

And then there is Isabella Vacchi‘s work. The 23-year-old photographer French born and based in Milan plays with colour codes along the images or graphic compositions. She started at age 14 taking pictures with a reflex camera and has never stopped since then. She has an interesting more dramatic monochrome series as well in white, charcoal, brown and black too, you can see here.

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