Instagram is an incredible resource for all kinds of images. Their great advantage is that they are user generated and as such they offer a real look on places, people and things.
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French Art Director Thomas Jullien created an amazing “stop-motion” video using 852 images from 852 different instagramers. The resulting, crowd-sourced, short-film not only takes you for a great day-trip around the world, it also shows the endless possibilities of social media, according to Thomas.
[quote]I wanted to create structure out of this chaos. The result is a crowd source short-film that shows the endless possibilities of social media.[/quote]
The video lasts 1.46 minute and I guarantee you will enjoy it:
Did you enjoy it?
Source: Fortune Greece
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