There’s a time at every good house party, usually around 2 a.m., when it occurs to someone that while drinking and dancing is fun, it would be even more fun if everyone got naked and jumped into the pool. Well, at the rager that is Instagram – and all the other filter-heavy, photo-social parties out there – it’s 1:59 a.m., and the clothes are chafing.
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Wired challenged its readers to take Instagram photos of themselves celebrating Read Comics in Public Day.
They accepted. And sent along some amazing photos - like this blessed union of yoga and X-Men.
Check out more awesome photos @ Underwire.
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Is Instagram 3.0’s new maps feature a privacy wake-up call?
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60 Feet Underwater: Instagramming from Mission Aquarius
Want to see more? Check out pictures tagged with #missionaquarius, Aquarius’ location page, as well as Brian’s article “The Extreme Difficulty of Leaving an Underwater Base”.
Brian Lam, an ocean exploration journalist and the editor of The Scuttlefish and The Wirecutter, recently embarked on a week-long trip to the NOAA Aquarius Reef Base — the world’s last remaining undersea habitat — where he interviewed Sylvia Earle and dove with Fabien Cousteau, the grandson of Jacques Cousteau.
While 60 feet underwater, Brian shared beautiful photographs of his mission through his Instagram account — @blam. Learn more about Mission Aquarius, sharing Instagram images from deep below the blue ocean, and Brian’s desire to document his best adventure yet in the audio above!
Life aquatic.
Be sure to check out #missionaquarius on Instagram - beautiful stuff. Plus it’s like your own personal tour in the deep blue sea.
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![There is one day left of Comic-Con! Be sure to follow @WIRED on Instagram to get a peek at all the action. We’re sharing images from our editors, photographers, video crew, and more.
Also, how amazing is this sticker?
[Image: Rachel Millner]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m76kre1v1P1r69k7do1_500.png)
There is one day left of Comic-Con! Be sure to follow @WIRED on Instagram to get a peek at all the action. We’re sharing images from our editors, photographers, video crew, and more.
Also, how amazing is this sticker?
[Image: Rachel Millner]
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It’s only the second day and we’re having a blast at Comic-Con! Are you following us on Instagram to peep what we’re getting up to?
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We saw great photos on Instagram for our community challenge for #GeekDadDay!
Our favorites:
From left to right: row 1: @faulkner1129, @supermartianrobot, @77chuck row 2: @rpeschetz, @nateekins, @weudel row 3: @calebtemple, @a4sterling, @bengt_anders_rask
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Over 400 images were submitted for our Instagram challenge, #WIREDStarWars. Crowdsourcing celebration, the WIRED way:
Thirty-five years ago Star Wars hit theaters, spawning a pop culture phenomenon that has spanned a generation. So to celebrate, we created a community challenge where our readers can show their interpretation of one of our favorite icons.
We created our Instagram account back in March to tell our story in photos, providing a glimpse of what goes on inside and outside the walls of the Wired offices. With the 35th anniversary of Star Wars approaching we thought this was a perfect opportunity to ask you to now share with us. Call it a sort of crowdsourcing celebration.
PhotoShelter’s Allen Murabayashi tells Raw File why Instagram is terrible for photographers, and why you should use it.
Photo: Nick Knight
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