Happy World Photography Day: 10 Beautiful Instagram Accounts You Need to Follow

Celebrate the world's best photographs with some seriously jaw-dropping images

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Celebrate the world’s best photographs with some seriously jaw-dropping images.

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Amy Stone
Stone seems to live the kind of life that Instagrammers everywhere dream of: lots of beach vacations (complete with fruity cocktails), camera-ready brunch tables and plenty of flowers. A few swipes through, and you’ll be picking up bouquets on your way home from work – and snacking on avocado toast for dinner.

Andrew Knapp
Knapp’s a traveler with a beautiful eye – and a beautiful dog. His bright, airy pictures feature anything from a grafted wall to an open field, and often cast his dog in the starring role.

Carin Olsson
Her page is called “Paris in Four Months,” but luckily for her followers, Olsson has lasted a lot longer than four months in the French capital. Her whimsical snaps give ‘grammers a taste at what day-to-day life is really like in Paris – with a filter, of course.

Jacob Santiago
Love cityscapes? Then check out Santiago’s account, which is filled with interesting snaps of urban locales, particularly of New York, his home city.

Kirsten Alana
Warning: visiting Alana’s account will induce major feelings of wanderlust. The photographer travels everywhere from Italy to Montana, and takes lots of crystal clear photos along her way.

Chris Buckard
If you’re looking to be one with nature, Buckard’s Instagram is about as close as your phone will ever get you. Expansive landscapes, lush greens and endless bodies of water fill his feed, which is nearly 2,000 photos deep.

Katie Mcknoulty
McKnoulty’s feed is all about capturing the little things – whether that’s a confetti toss in front of a row of Amsterdam canal houses or an old pair of friends catching up on the beach.

Jacintha Verdegaal
On Verdegaal’s account, followers come for the stunning travel photos – and stay for the drool-inducing food snaps.

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