I especially love the ones where bystanders are looking on. Some street photos - while beautiful - seem so awkward to create and I always wonder what's going on outside the frame.

that's just photography, framing and composition are just two elements by which ANY photographer selects what he/she wants to show

Some people probably realize that they can make great photos out of seemingly trivial objects :)

I don't really get it. What, exactly, are you trying to say here? It's just composition, as other people have pointed out. So there's some cacti on a pallet on someone's back porch filled with other plants, or someone is on the beach and other people are just outside of the frame, so what? There's nothing new, interesting, or truly revealing here.

i think we all do this. it depends upon how far we go to portray ourselves as living the rich and famous lifestyle. and who is being fooled? it's kind of sad, really, that someone would need to show her/him self as a jetsetting celebrity.

And this is what photographers do for composition/framing. It's s part of the art. Congrats, this guy has figured out behind the scenes of photographing. Big freaking whoopie do! This article is kinda.......lame.

this is a thing about photography in general I used to work for interior magazines and i'm very sorry i did not take photos of what was behind me as I shot those clean styled views

Awesome!

Thx because of a 4k follower "influrncerin" and getting Trash Art class because my teacher ist gebrochen cus he gets starting handed ebarbs Brücke.

I'm not sure what point you're trying to make because all you're doing is showing good photography? That's all photography is, is finding those little beautiful squares in a chaotic world? That's... that's what Instagram is, and that's what photography is, and it's cool? I don't know what you're getting at. Feels like you think the authenticity of Instagram is diminished by this, whereas I think that's exactly what makes it real.

Nice one

This is proof that beauty is everywhere. This is what makes photography and creativity meet. Its not about just taking pictures of what is in front of you, it is about photographing what your mind sees in a second.

Frankly I find it insulting that this person thinks I don't know pictures exist in a context and framing is a thing that happens but ok.

Don't get it

Commenters seem to be missing the point. The point isn't that photographers use framing and composition, it's that many people use these skills to mislead, making their life seem amazing and their followers feel bad. E.g. arranging a lovely meal and framing it beautifully - fine, never showing any mess or hassle associated and making it seem effortless, like everyone should be able to whip it up in 5 minutes? - not fine.

Don't JUDGE the photo by it's surface!

La cruda y absurda realidad de muchas fotos de Instagram!