When you are scrolling through Instagram, looking for some inspiration, photography pages are the best place to go. From beautiful skylines to pretty portraits, there is so much content available on the gram that it is nothing less than inspirational. Photographers find Instagram to be one of the most convenient platforms to showcase their work. Whether it is to attract bookings or to share their work with their followers, Instagram can be the perfect place to do so.
There are a wide variety of options when it comes to photography content on the internet. If you look in all the right places, you will find one that suits your taste! Here’s a list of 10 photographers working across the Middle East to bring you the best content. Check them out and hit follow if you find something you like!
Husain Ujjainwala (@who.sane)
With no professional photography training, Husain is making waves on Instagram with his camera skills. Having partnered with brands like Samsung, Husain is one of the most talented photographers out there who prefers capturing photos with his phone camera. His pictures of the Dubai skyline and desserts are a treat to the eyes. There are also many photographs from across the world, including Oman, Jordan, Bali and Turkey. He is one of those accounts you should not forget to follow!
Debbie Fortes (@debbiefortes)
Debbie, based in Dubai, has one of the most exciting Instagram photography profiles. Her images were featured in the Apple World Gallery #ShotOniPhone6 campaign. She has also worked with many influential brands across the world, including Puma Middle East, Black Eye Lens, Bose and Apple. Debbie’s photographs are soulful and speak to its viewers. She is excellent at capturing moments that are filled with action and movement. You should definitely check her out if you enjoy beautiful photography.
Jumana Jolie (@pixelville)
Jumana is a photographer based in Dubai, originally from Lebanon. As her bio explains, it is City Before Anyone Else for Jumana. Her photographs showcase the different perspectives through which Dubai can be viewed. Whether it is rooftop views or product promotions, Jumana has a way of capturing the absolute best. Jumana also has content from several countries across the globe, including Japan, London and Paris.
Yasmine Ferdjani (@layasmeen)
Another talented photographer, Yasmine Ferdjani, maintains a particular aesthetic throughout her profile. Her photographs are of mild colour tones that are easy on the eyes. Yasmine travels to different parts of the world, and this can be understood through the pictures she posts on her profile. Check out Yasmine’s page when you need a dose of aesthetics!
Hannah Magsayo (@hannahmagsayo)
Hannah documents her travels through her photographs. She is a Filipino traveller and photographer who is based in the UAE. Her pictures capture people doing everyday things like crossing the street or taking the metro. The images are impressive and try to bring new life to mundane aspects of of the everyday. Hannah’s editing is also very unique and captivating.
Nihal Nooh (@nihalnooh)
Nihal is an Indian photographer based in Qatar with over 18K followers on his Instagram. He photographs the unique streets of Qatar as well as some expressive portraits. Nihal has worked with Nikon, Qatar National Tourism Council, among many others. Nihal’s photographs from his time in Turkey are worth mentioning as they beautifully capture the city’s essence. From Cappadocia to Istanbul, he has quite a few pictures of cities that do them justice.
Faisal ALJrifani (@f9_ph)
Faisal ALJrifani, a Saudi Arabian photography influencer, mainly focuses on photographing landscapes. Faisal’s Instagram page is vibrant and colourful. He has over 58K followers on Instagram and around 175 posts. Faisal posts frequently and ensures his followers are not deprived of exciting content. If ethereal landscapes make you happy, you should definitely follow Faisal on Instagram!
Nadia Bseiso (@nadiabseiso)
Nadia is a Documentary Photographer based in Jordan. Her images capture the realities of life through simple yet evocative photographs. Nadia’s photographs feel like they are dying to tell a story, a story of struggle. Her content is very different from other photographers on the gram. It is more convoluted and nuanced as it tries to communicate with its viewers.
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