Instagram Accounts To Follow

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NSTAGRAM is one of the popular social networking sites for this generation. Beautiful photos are being uploaded and shared every second by different users. These beautiful photos are the main reason why I always keep on checking several accounts in Instagram despite my account being inactive for a while now. So here are some Instagram accounts that I keep on checking:

That Food Cray (@thatfoodcray)

The official account of That Food Cray (thatfoodcray.com), a food, travel, and lifestyle website of Nicole Fung and Eugene Kan. Food lovers will truly enjoy the photos posted here as it features delicious and mouth-watering dishes from their travels.

Here are some photos from the account:

National Geographic (@natgeo)

The National Geographic Channel and Magazine has allowed us to see the world through their informative shows and beautiful photographs. Thus, this account is worth to follow in Instagram. From wildlife to people to culture to nature, this profile has it all. The photos are stunning and viewing one is not enough. With more than 10,000 posts, you can keep on scrolling down until you reach the first photo.

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Photograph by @thomaspeschak Giant tortoises on Aldabra have their own way to keep cool: They go caving! For these reptiles living on this Seychelles atoll, you either find a way to get out of the sun, or you cook to death in your own shell. To avoid this fate, the tortoise climb into caves before the hottest part of the day (109 degrees Fahrenheit) begins. They go underground en masse, descending like coal miners in long cue, until up to 85 tortoises are crammed into this 16-foot deep cave. Tortoises can’t pant or sweat like mammals, so they must find the coolest place to survive in this hostile environment. These unique cave dwelling tortoises were discovery by scientists Dr. Dennis Hansen and Richard Baxter from the University of Zurich and rangers from the Seychelles Island Foundation. For a funny photograph showing how of a group of Aldabra tortoises seek shade in the absence of caves please follow @thomaspeschak and check my feed in one hour. #seychelles #sif #aldabra #tortoises #caving #caves #photooftheday Shot on assignment for @natgeo magazine for a story just published in the March issue.

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Photo by @BrianSkerry A large tiger shark with two hooks in its mouth swims over a shallow water sand flats in the northern Bahamas. Tiger sharks are an apex predator species in tropical waters though much of their lives have remained a mystery until recently. Researchers are now learning about behaviors and migratory patterns that are beginning to fill in the puzzle of their life cycle. Despite being large predators, life in the ocean is difficult and they face many challenges to survive. And as with all species, the tiger shark faces declining populations worldwide as the demand for shark fins continues. An upcoming story in @natgeo will reveal fascinating details about the lives of these important animals. Having photographed sharks in locations worldwide, it is common these days to see sharks with hooks. @thephotosociety #sharks #tigersharks #bahamas #predators #nature

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Photograph by @thomaspeschak Cape gannets plunge dive in pursuit of sardines into the Indian Ocean off South Africa's wild coast. This large seabird, that only breeds in South Africa and Namibia follows migrating shoals of fish northwards during the annual sardine run. Being on the surface when gannets begin to rain from the sky can be a somewhat sketchy experience and I have often considered using a helmet for protection. While their beaks are not designed to pierce, having a collision with a 5 pound bird traveling at 75 mph is not advisable. #southafrica #sardinerun #photooftheday @natgeocreative For more photographs of birds, sharks and dolphins in pursuit of sardines follow @thomaspeschak

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Bertazertyplanes (BAP) (@bertazertyplanes)

Airplanes are always a sight to behold. If you love planes or an aviation geek you will surely enjoy this Instagram account as it features various shots of different types of planes. The photos of Airbus A380s and Boeing 747s are, as always, stunning! It’s amazing how those jumbo planes can fly.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BB17NJepOxR/

https://www.instagram.com/p/BBvK9t7JO3I/

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Brick Network (@bricknetwork)

The official Instagram account of BrickNetwork.com features photos of various LEGO creations or products and mini-figures placed in different settings. LEGO lovers, like me, will surely enjoy this account. The photos are colorful, playful, entertaining, and will put a smile on your face.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BAmrH-JKydX/

Department of Tourism (DOT) (@tourismphl)

Philippines is a naturally beautiful country with beautiful tourists and DOT made a wonderful job with their Instagram account as it showcases the country’s best places, from reefs to mountains and everything in between.

The pictures, which are mostly taken by guest photographers/Instagrammers, are stunning and enticing. Help share the beauty of the Philippines so we can entice more tourists to come, which would truly benefit our economy.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BBm99hVNXe6/

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Breathtaking. Awe-inspiring. Surreal. Magical. The superlatives for Mt. Pulag run high as the mountain itself. It is truly a photographer's wonderland. The pristine ecosystem, the high altitude vantage point over the Cordilleras, the gripping cold, the swathe of mist and clouds hugging the lower peaks and valleys — they all contribute to the sublime experience of climbing the Philippine's third tallest peak. . I began my journey as a photographer through my initial foray into hiking and mountain climbing. It was during those nascent years of adventuring that I developed a love for taking pictures of the outdoors. From high peaks, I would observe weather and its different phenomena and found myself being inspired by nature creating art by itself. There, I understood why many have described mountaineering as a spiritual experience. In the mountains I have found my calling to become a landscape photographer. . Photographing from the slopes of Pulag is a special experience. Once the fog rolls in and drapes the landscape, and soft light kisses those high peaks, the show begins and the clicking of the shutter is hard to stop. This shot was taken with a telephoto lens. I singled out a section of the sea of clouds plunging down the valleys in perfect orographic movement, just at the last light of the day was fading over the entire landscape. The scene is forever etched in my mind. . Guest Instagrammer | @jayjallorina #VisitPhilippines2016 #itsmorefuninthePhilippines

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Instagram Accounts to Follow was published on Sun.Star Davao on Feb. 19, 2015.

 

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