In order to develop on Instagram, you need to be very aware of what you should do as well as what you should not do. Instagram is a great platform that has a lot to bring you, but in order to be successful on this platform, you should expand your knowledge about the platform by doing preliminary research. Instagram trends to be mentioned in this article have been available on the platform for a long time, but according to our research, we conclude that these trends are no longer popular.
Of course, this does not mean that you should never take photos of the type we will talk about in this article. However, you should keep in mind that the types of photographs that will be mentioned in this article are outdated trends. That's why you need to show more creativity and be innovative in the photos you take to increase your followers and improve your profile.
On the other hand, this article will also contain information about the style of photography that has caught the trend and what kind of photographs you should take.
1. Collages
The trend of sharing a collage that covers the perfect shots of objects such as sunrise, food or drink is now over. Since Instagram now has the option to add multiple photos in a post, it was obvious that this trend will end. Collages can quickly become cheap and of poor quality, and users do not want to see this type of content either in their profile or in the profiles of others.
Try this instead:
Instead of making a collage, you can take a series of photos and share them all in a scrolling post. Street photography has gained a lot of popularity lately, so we strongly recommend you try this theme on the photos you will take.
2. Food photos
Food photos are now completely off the trend. There are accounts that spend a lot of effort and time on food-themed photography, but the photos from these accounts are very artistic and well thought out. Photographs taken of ordinary food do not attract people's attention. If you do not add a unique touch to your food photos by adding your creativity, you should stop taking such photos. One of the most hated things is sharing photos of appetite food. Despite all these warnings, if you say that I will definitely share a food photo, at least make sure it appeals to the eye!
Try this instead:
If you're going to take food photos, try a minimalist approach. Architectural photography or photos of live moments during daily life are also worth trying themes.
Day 3 outfit
If you are not a celebrity with an apparel-size wardrobe, there is almost no chance that your clothing-oriented photos will be liked as much as you wish. Especially the trend of clothing photographs taken from the point of view towards your feet is so old now.
Try this instead:
The photos taken from unusual perspectives are much more interesting. Take photos of things or clothes you made with your own hands and experiment on the compositions of the objects you are going to take.
4. Motivational words
I am sure that many profiles on Instagram; it is motivating, inspired and full of ordinary words. Motivational quotes are beautiful, but their days are numbered as well. It would not be wrong to say that such trends will end if the level is not moved up. You can look for other ways to inspire people, or at least add an artistic touch to the lyrics you share. Be sure to check out Depositphotos' s motivating words on Facebook to set an example.
Try this instead:
Create inspiring photographs with deeper messages with deeper ideas.
5. Using a large number of hashtags
Compared to other trends that are losing popularity, using excess hashtags is one of the most annoying trends. If you are taking a photo on the beach and you even need to add a hashtag to your hashtags, you are in the trap of using more hashtags. For example, # breakfast #delicious #photooftheday # photo of the day #yum #cennet #mutluluk #cooking #looking #foodie ... Be thoughtful and creative when using the hashtag and make sure that the tags you use will be as relevant and as little as possible.
Try this instead:
Reduce the number of hashtags. Think metaphor meanings and add more thought to your tags. If you want to gain followers, do some research about using hashtags and learn how to use hashtags.
6. Follow me (Follow me)
The only account that can take such photos successfully is @Socialcaptain. In this account, "follow me" type photos have become his signature and it is not possible for other accounts trying to copy this to catch the quality of Murad Osmann's content. The photos taken by other accounts of this type are quite ordinary and for these reasons follow me is no longer a trend.
Try this instead:
Try something unusual. Take pictures of street life and other creative spaces. You can even grab many opportunities in your daily life to take photos of new objects and discover creative perspectives.
7. Throwback Thursday
Throwback Thursday, where photos about the past are shared, is actually a fun theme, but exploiting this theme is not pleasant. When saying abuse; I'm talking about things like endlessly sharing your endless childhood photos and adding excessive hashtags to all these photos. Infancy photos also have a place and time. This place and time are not on Instagram of 2020.
Try this instead:
Thursday? Share content with an international language that will appeal to more people
8. Selfies are taken while doing sports or in the gym
Ok, we got it, everyone got it. You do sports. Good for you! You should keep some personal things to yourself. Let's talk about the subject, if you are doing sports, do it for yourself. You should not do sports just to affect people you meet on Instagram or in your own life. Playing sports is about your personal health. Everyone will be happy for doing sports, but nobody wants to see the millions of sports selfies you take in the mirror. It is also possible that you disturbed the people who came to the gym to exercise while taking your selfies.
Try this instead:
Focus on other people instead of yourself. Take photos of people on the street who do their jobs and live their daily lives.
9. Fisheye photos (Fisheye)
There were times when the lenses that offered a fisheye perspective were very cool. However, 2017 brought us so many great trends that the photos were taken with the fisheye lens are now annoying. We no longer often see such photos taken anyway, and make sure there is a valid reason for this.
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