Awesome Instagram

Love Instagram but hate all the clutter? Check out Ben Howdle’s Filtergram. It’s a website that lets you follow Instagram accounts and view just their posts and captions. No ads, no comments. The downside? You have to know the name of the account you want to follow.

Here’s a glimpse at what it’s like to be famous. Or at least, Instagram famous. Dutch soccer player Demy de Zeeuw runs a football-themed Instagram account with 8 million followers. Here’s how that mob responds when he posts an update. Time to disable notifications.

Daniel McKee spent six months digging through every crack and crevice of Instagram in search of images that mimic the look, subject matter, and/or expression of emoji. In the end, he dug up 817 of them. We think he did a smashing job, don’t you?

Follow Awesomer Media on Instagram and go behind the scenes and on the road with The Awesomer crew, as we check out cool cars, great destinations, awesome products, tasty eats, satisfying spirits and the best life has to offer.

Cartegram encourages smartphone users to explore and share. Pocket notebooks suggest loosely defined locales to find. Users then attach biodegradable stickers to the location, and snap an Instagram pic to share their journey.

Histagrams envisions what famous (and infamous) historical events might have looked like had they been broadcast to the world via Instagram. The trojan horse one is hilarious.

Thomas Julien scoured through countless still images and transformed them into a cohesive short film. In all, his video used a total of 852 images, each from a different Instagram user. We’d love to see the concept taken even further.

Aside from their own very cool and affordable selection, May28th offers the option of easily customizing the dial of your own unique timepiece with one of your cherished Instagrams.

A concept design by ADR-Studio envisions what a physical Instagram camera might look like – a giant Instagram logo, of course. The square camera would not just shoot, but print photos.