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  It’s easy to feel intimidated by the perfection of your Instagram feed. Images that have been highly edited and styled are commonplace, and it’s little wonder many people feel like their own personal photography skills don’t quite make the grade. But if you’re a fan of sharing your home interiors or travel snaps as much as the next person – fear not – there are some simple ways to improve your Instagram interior shots, without resorting to Photoshop. With this in mind, we asked Victoria Erdelevskaya, interior photography specialist at Heal’s, for some advice when it comes to shooting your home or any interior space. Read on for Victoria’s tips to improve your Instagram interiors imagery.  1. Use the (natural) light  When photographing an interior space, natural light should always be the go-to option. Aim to take your shots when the light is at its peak. Light from household light bulbs can cast a blue or yellow hue which can dampen the true colours and stop them from shining through

An Android and iOS compatible, photo and video sharing platform, Instagram is a simplified version of Facebook. While it can be accessed from the computer, photos and videos can be uploaded only from a smartphone. Creating and running the Instagram account is absolutely free, with the option of signing in with Facebook or Email, with your existing user ID and password. Any photos or videos that you upload will be displayed on your feed which can be seen by others who follow you. Just like Facebook, you can comment, tag, and like pictures and videos of those you follow so far. Creating your profile with your photo and name, like you did for Facebook, makes it easier for those looking for you on Instagram. Privacy is also not an issue because you have the option of setting your profile to private so that only those in your list of friends can see your feed. Instagram now also has the option to edit and apply special effects to your photos including brightness and contrast, while for v

Handy hacks for sensational travel photography, to take you from amateur photographer to emerging travel influencer in an instant. Like it or not, in the past 10 years the presence of social media—namely, the emergence of Instagram—has single-handedly changed the way that people travel (and view) the world. Sharing a solitary image of a rocky landscape or picturesque hillside just doesn’t cut it anymore. It is all about colour, lighting, contrast and consistency—as proven by the growing population of travel influencers who infiltrate our image feeds. (Although, the verdict is still out on whether the end goal is to produce the most stunning image, or to induce the most amount of travel envy among followers.) However, if you simply want to take travel images that truly stand out on the 'gram, here are 14 tips and tricks you need to follow. Image credit:  Instagram.com/dorpell Lighting