Instagram selection #485: jungle book

The photographers in our Instagram selection of the week explore the jungle, both those made of trees and lush ferns and those made of concrete and steel. The artists capture the excitement of plants and streets through multiple writings.

From @itsdecent

For Dan, any urban and natural environment is a reason to trigger the shutter of his film camera. The lines and curves of the skyscrapers and the movement of the grass dancing in the wind are drawn on his film, always in a suave tranquility.

@mischbrod

Janis Brod documents her comings and goings through photos imbued with light and joy. He thus wrote a diary of his walks among the coconut trees and his journeys on the winding roads of the valleys. Between his precisely grained images, the artist indulges in some colorimetric or double exposure experiments, allowing us to feel the texture of the foliage he captures.

@claudiaserraima

Acrobatic trunks, wild grasses, graphic plants, intoxicating flowers and misty plains. Here’s what catches Clàudia Serraïma’s eye. The photographer who lives between Barcelona and Bristol knows how to capture nature delicately. In its vaporous images, a world of serenity opens up to us and soothes our lost souls.

@wildchild.blog

Sarah-Marie takes over the city as a field of photographic research. From concrete and glass towers to refreshing parks, the artist wanders through urban jungles, revealing snippets of the lives of those who inhabit them.

@shull.photo

We can feel the morning dew and the light breeze blowing in Sasha Hull’s images. The photographer from Washington takes us into a universe where time seems to be in suspense, where calm and tranquility reign and where the king of the forests welcomes us with kindness.