Once you have generated the image, you can switch back to private to ensure the privacy of your account. One thing to note here is that you need to ensure that your Instagram account is set to 'public' instead of 'private' for the website to go through all the images that you have posted on the platform in 2017 to gather the required data. The performance is measured in terms of engagement which boils down to likes on any particular post. The image collage in question is generated using the 2017 Best Nine website where anyone can visit to find out their top nine performing posts on the platform. We are sure that most of the users reading this have an Instagram account and must be wondering about the image collage with best nine posts being shared on their feed. Help him place the last two.The Instagram application is seen on a phone screen. The 2017 Washington Post Travel photo contest winners and finalistsĪ grandson sets off to identify his grandpa's travel photos. Taking selfies with llamas? Leaning out of a helicopter? Travel photographer Gray Malin has done it all. #Photographer Most used Instagram filters of 2017 #PicOfTheDay Hashtags that increased most in popularity in 2017ġ0. Guggenheim Museum, New York Top hashtags of 2017ġ0. National September 11 Memorial & Museum, New Yorkġ0. Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington, D.C.ĩ. Whitney Museum of American Art, New YorkĨ. American Museum of Natural History, New Yorkĥ. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New YorkĤ. Nearly 160,000 people experienced the museum's record-breaking Kusama exhibition and posted around 34,000 snapshots from it on their Instagram accounts, according to the museum.ġ. 8 - for the first time, probably because of Yayoi Kusama's wildly popular and photo-friendly mirrored infinity rooms. museums, while Washington's Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden cracked the top 10 - at No.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York took first place among U.S. The Big Apple and the House of Mouse took the top slots for most photographed city and location, respectively, while Paris's Louvre Museum was the most Instagrammed museum worldwide (no doubt thanks to tourists' countless selfies with the "Mona Lisa"). Instagram's data team also highlighted the top hashtags and filters used by its global community of 800 million users this past year.
The app recently released its year-in-review data, which included, among other stats, the most photographed cities, locations and museums, based on geotagged data, of 2017. Instagram, the popular photo-sharing platform, has become a fan favorite among travelers, who often post wanderlust-inducing photos from their worldly adventures to remind loved ones they’re on vacation - and very #happy about it. What is the point of traveling the world if you can’t share it - or boast about it- with desk-bound friends back home?
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