A short introduction Ello is a social network for creatives, originally made public in the fall of 2014. Think of it as a mix between Behance, Instagram, Tumblr and Pinterest but without all the bullshit. …

Do you remember Ello? In the fall of 2014 headlines praised it as “the Facebook Killer”, apparently it was created as an ad-free alternative to existing social networks. Well guess what, it hasn’t died… their founders never intended it to be a Facebook killer. It was always about artists, and it’s now better than…

As the editor of an online photography magazine (Fujifeed) I see a ton of images per week and I discover new and inspiring people every day. It’s part of my job to spot good photographers and publish them through interviews and articles or by posting their work daily on Instagram. …

It’s 2017 and Instagram is now 600 million users strong, that’s a lot of new images/videos and stories each day. An effervescent but non curated activity. Beside all the personal accounts and brands, there’s a few magazines. Some of them revolve around the third art: photography. …

How small pictures make a big difference — Quite often other photographers tell me “I don’t have time for another social network and I don’t need Instagram”. Yet they spend hours posting on Facebook groups, 500px and Flickr where almost zero potential clients will see their work. They’re only garnering followers, likes and comments from other photographers. Instagram…

#love 983,721,906 posts They’re not meaningful You’ve probably seen websites like “top-hashtags” claiming to provide a list of the most popular hashtags on Instagram, by copy-pasting them you’ll get tons of likes and new followers! How cool is that?