Chris Cincotta, is founder of the Humans of Melbourne Facebook page. Chris shares his images and curates the #melbourneiloveyou tag. There’s even a cafe in Centre Place (a laneway in the CBD) that asked for permission to stamp “Melbourne I Love You” onto their takeaway coffee cups, a prop featured throughout his Instagram feed.
Nick’s focuses on environmental portraiture. He somehow manages to get his photography subjects to hula hoop, flip their hair, jump off boulders, and get their feet wet in visually stunning places around Melbourne and Bendigo.
“When I die, it’ll be with memories not dreams. Because right now, I’m living all mine” @glographics My instafriend Gloria from The Blog Abroad has just released her first e-book. This girl has turned her excuses into excursions and is now living the dream! Give @glographics a follow and check out her new e-book “From excuses to excursions” (the link is in her bio). 💭 #fitbackpacker
Joanna’s a Brazilian nomad roaming the world for 8 years and counting. She currently calls Melbourne home and spends her free time roadtripping around Victoria. Not only does she shoot beautiful places, but she also isn’t afraid to break out the selfie stick.
Lindsay’s a travel blogger and photographer who ditched her corporate American life last year and moved to Australia without a plan.
Andrew loves exploring Gippsland. “Every time we head outdoors here, we manage to find something completely unlike anything we’ve ever seen before,” he says. Many of Andrew’s Instagram shots were originally taken with a film camera, and they are stunning.
Splitting his time between Melbourne and Jakarta, Ading’s feed is mixes images from Australia and Indonesia.
Jarrod specializes in landscape photography. His long-exposure waterfall and seascape photos are especially stunning. Don’t miss his recent shots of the Southern Lights he witnessed on the southern Australian coast and Tasmania!
The concept behind the Oak and Ink Instagram: In each image, this Melbourne-based designer and photographer works his way through the Pantone swatch book. Scrolling through the thumbnail collage, you can see the transition through various hues of gray, yellow, green, and blue, with each image having a dominant color that matches a Pantone swatch.
Kanesan has been “hijacking everyday situations with toys” since becoming a Melbourne dweller 3.5 years ago. His toy of choice? Legos.
Sick long exposures and Melbourne skyline after dark are Latham’s calling card.
Mandy’s is about an even split between photogenic dishes she’s ordered at Melbourne cafes and colorful home-cooked meals and treats she’s prepared herself.
Seeing the world from a different perspective | A day in the fields shooting w/ this kid @kh4nye ☀️ #olympusinspired
Whitney is a self-proclaimed coffee addict and epicurean. Whitney also instagrams other aspects of her daily life, such as fashion and interior design.
She runs a lifestyle, fashion, and travel blog of the same name and reports on all the sights and events, shopping, and restaurants.
Ray of Melboure’s super-saturated photos of sunsets, street art, and laneways make Melbourne look like it’s been kissed by a rainbow.
Connor posts some killer Melbourne street photography, often photographing people in tunnels, on train tracks, or in the middle of the street. He always seems to be hanging out on (or off of) a new rooftop, creating some seriously compelling images of Melbourne from above. 