A peek from Google’s Project Glass… Yes, your eyes are your camera.

H&M and Marni Building Awareness With Instagram

Neiman Marcus is looking for a style-savvy photographer to document all of the fashions at this year’s SXSW festival! Enter to win on their Facebook page today! 

Mexico Creates Its Own Instagram To Launch Country-Wide Photo Contest

Levi’s is hosting a casting call for the new face of their brand via Instagram

PSFK: Tiffany & Co. and the Sartorialist Team Up On Instagram To Showcase True Love

Barack Obama joined Instagram - and this is his first photo!

Style Blogger Nicollete Mason (one of our faves) shares some gorgeous images from Manhattan Retailer Holiday Windows including Bergdorf Goodman

nicolettemason:

New Blog Post! A Very 5th Avenue Christmas: Window Shopping Manhattan’s Holiday Windows…

PSFK: Veuve Clicquot launches Wish You Were Here - an Instagram-like Crowdsourced Platform Site

According to Stéphane Gerschel, Head of Global Communications for Veuve Clicquot Wish You Were Here “is about connecting one’s experiences, through snapshots that serve as Veuve Clicquot enthusiasts’ postcards from all around the world,” and aims to capture inspiring global moments in the spirit and lifestyle of Veuve Clicquot through travel, fashion, food, sport and design. All the photos and videos are submitted by the brand, official contributors, and the public.

As if canvas wasn’t enough, Stitchtagram makes a lovely throw pillow from your Instagram photos. 

CanvasPop turns your Instagram photos into wall art

thenextweb:

Batch, a free and slick-looking iPhone app from the founders of Daily Booth aims to do one thing: help you upload a bunch of photos to the Internet and share them with your friends. As it turns out, it does this quite well, but there are things we’d like to see improved. (via Batch for iPhone is a gorgeous app that lets you share a ton of photos)

timemagazine:

“We were just sitting, talking about creativity and everyday stuff. I was beginning to build a level of intimacy with him, and then he rushed off, and came back in and plopped down in that pose. He spontaneously sat down with a Macintosh in his lap. I got the shot the first time. We did do a few more shots later on, and he even did a few yoga poses—he lifted his leg and put it over his shoulder—and I just thought we were two guys hanging out, chatting away, and enjoying the relationship. It wasn’t like there was a conceptualization here—this was completely off the cuff, spontaneity that we never thought would become a magazine image.”

- Photographer Norman Seeff reflects on his iconic image of Steve Jobs, now featured on the cover of our special edition issue commemorating the life of the late Apple CEO. 

Pretty! 

cabbagerose:

alberto seveso

photographs of ink drops in water by Alberto Seveso.  available as a set of desktop wallpapers. Download them all on Behance.

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