Policymic
On Sunday, the New York Times published a photograph of New York Yankee Player Alex Rodriguez on their front
page. The big deal? The photo was taken through an iPhone and was edited and
posted through Instagram. The use of the photograph has sparked a lot of
controversy and many critics are arguing that apps like Instagram are
threatening to change the face of traditional photography. On the contrary, I think
Instagram is helping discover new talent and allowing people to connect through
a visual medium.
Instagram is a social media app that allows you
to share your world through photographs. It has helped give new definition to
the blogosphere and contributes to the global conversation through images. It
not only allows individuals to instantaneously share what they are seeing,
experiencing, or eating, but also allows them to give their perspective a
little flair. You can edit the images by using a filter or fixing minor
imperfections.
Instagram is the place to find the first
photographs on breaking news stories, popular events, and a birds eye view of
the world. Want to know what looks are coming down the runway during Fashion
Week? How about the energy level Coachella? Instagram allows users to connect
on a whole new level.
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