Тебе интересно, кто же самый популярный во всемилюбимом Инстаграме? Всё просто. Самый популярный аккаунт называется @instagram и у него больше, чем 230 миллионов фолловеров. А посты состоят из самых красивых и обсуждаемых фотографий пользователей. Посмотреть на некоторые из них можно ниже.

Ну, действительно, кто может быть популярнее в Инстаграме, чем сам Инстаграм? Ахх, вопрос риторический. Но, может, однажды тебе удастся достичь такой же славы? Трудись и крепись. А пока-что, смотрим.

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Featured photo by @jimjam.jimjam Think positive this weekend for #WHP🙂. Create smiling faces from everyday objects. Place rocks on the bank of a river to form a smile, or keep an eye out for window washers in the shape of a grin on the side of a skyscraper. Show us what makes you smile. Family, friends, time outside or at home — take photos and videos of what brings positive vibes to your weekend. Use video to capture your behind-the-scenes processes. How long does it take to attach googly eyes to every piece of fruit in your office’s kitchen? We’d like to know, so share the details in your Instagram story and feed. PROJECT RULES: Please add the #WHP🙂 hashtag only to photos and videos shared over this weekend and only submit your own visuals to the project. If you include music in your video submissions, please only use music to which you own the rights. Any tagged photo or video shared over the weekend is eligible to be featured next week.

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Video by @sugar_boogerz Slicing, sizzling, smoking — Laurel Driskill (@sugar_boogerz) cuts through meltable objects with a hot knife and revels in the results. “It’s seriously so fun,” says Laurel, a 24-year-old student of painting and animation who lives in Massachusetts. “It keeps me young. I love when my grocery basket is full of crayons, glitter and Play-Doh.” Laurel turned to creating her #ASMR videos (that’s autonomous sensory meridian response, when certain sounds and visuals cause relaxing tingling on the head and neck) while she was going through her divorce. “I needed an outlet: something to focus on that was outside of myself and that gave back to the world,” says Laurel. “I get messages all the time saying thank you and expressing gratitude for making my videos. My ASMR journey is an example of a very good thing that came from a really bad thing.” Watch our story to see Laurel’s ASMR experiments.

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Featured photo by @sergeysuxov Lose yourself in your surroundings for #WHPgetlost. Head out into the world. Whether you’re in an urban maze of pedestrians or a forest of serene redwoods, take photos and videos that capture the pace of your weekend whereabouts. Find places to be playful. Hide in a blooming plant, blend into a busy pattern or peek out from behind an object. Kick back. Go where you feel most relaxed — on a boat out on the water, a blanket in a field of flowers or even your couch — and show us how you get lost in your own thoughts. PROJECT RULES: Please add the #WHPgetlost hashtag only to photos and videos shared over this weekend and only submit your own visuals to the project. If you include music in your video submissions, please only use music to which you own the rights. Any tagged photo or video shared over the weekend is eligible to be featured next week.

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Photo by @tv_ivanova_ Tatiana Ivanova (@tv_ivanova_) remembers the first moment she felt like a mother. “It was when my firstborn daughter was 12 days old,” she says. “My labor with her was very rough and the days after were a blur. But on Day 12, I remember realizing that this is my daughter and I’m a mother. It’s a new journey, and it’s starting right now.” Outside of her career in real estate project management, Tatiana creates floral scenes in her home in Boston with her two daughters: Valerie, now 7, and Elize, who’s almost 4. “Floral styling emerged when I was looking for things that bring me joy in life,” says Tatiana. “Now, I’m doing it pretty much every day to feel joyful and alive. My daughters are my major source of inspiration — their sisterhood, their innocence and their unconditional love. If I could teach them anything as their mother, it would be to love themselves and to love the world around them.” 💐 #MothersDay

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Photo by @mahsaaarm “It would be exciting to have a magic paintbrush that turns anything I paint into ice cream,” writes Mahsa Rahimi (@mahsaaarm) in the caption of her #WHPoddlysatisfying submission. 🍦

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Photo illustration by @karencantuq After a few weeks of sickness, Lily the golden retriever is finally back to her usual antics. “When we left the vet, you could see her excitement,” says her human, visual artist Karen Cantu Quintanilla (@karencantuq). “She ran toward these plants and started playing around, getting all muddy. My heart smiled, watching her being herself.” 💗🐞 Follow along to see more of our favorites from last weekend’s hashtag project, #WHPwildthing.

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Photo by @henrythecoloradodog Hello, world! Meet Henry and Baloo (@henrythecoloradodog), an unlikely pair of BFFs from Denver. “Their relationship is unlike any other I’ve seen,” says their human Cynthia, who adopted Henry the dog three years ago, and Baloo the cat six months ago. “Baloo’s mother abandoned her litter, so Baloo was really looking for an animal to attach himself to. Henry has separation anxiety and needed a friend, so when they met it only took about one day for them to become best friends. Baloo definitely sees Henry as a mom. He mimics everything Henry does, from sleeping on the dog bed to exploring. They do absolutely everything together.” Even Baloo’s signature move of hitching a ride on Henry’s head started early on in their friendship. “At the end of a hike in the first week we had Baloo, I placed him on Henry’s head and Baloo just bear-hugged him. Henry and Baloo truly love each other, no matter their differences.” Want more of this dynamic duo? Of course you do. Follow all their outdoor adventures at @henrythecoloradodog.

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Photo by @kutovakika A tiny forest springs out of Veronika’s (@kutovakika) hand. “Sometimes it’s the small landscapes we see every day that are the most beloved,” she writes. #WHPlandscape

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Photo by @asenseofhuber When Kyle Huber (@asenseofhuber) bought this tank top months ago, he had a vision of this #WHPtwinning submission. “I’ve worn it often, always waiting for the opportunity that never came,” he writes in his caption. “Earlier this week, while exploring Puerto Rico, we finally brought my imagination into reality at one of the most beautiful beaches I’ve ever stood on.”

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Photo by @grin_land “Mona Lisa” got a “natural” remix for #WHPsmile. Kateryna Khmylnina (@grin_land), who lives in Sweden, revisited a tree she photographed last fall to create her submission. “I think Da Vinci would like it, since he had such a respect for a nature, and that’s where many artists take inspiration from,” she says.

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Photo by @madame_love Spotted in the reflection of a bell jar: a window looking out onto Paris. #WHPwindows

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Photo by @ensi_gh In northern Iran, the background of an abandoned factory inspired architect Ensi Qadimi (@ensi_gh) to see something more. “The rusty metal plates resembled a jigsaw puzzle to me,” she says. “I felt like the girl could be part of completing the puzzle.” Follow along to see more of our favorites from last weekend’s hashtag project, #WHPinspired.

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