8 On Point Instagram Travel Poses by Filipino Influencers

The trend of influencers in Instagram proliferates through hordes of millennials. These bunch of experience seekers are contagiously hyped by travel posting, but the question is, how to take the concepts “IG-worthy, on fleek, Lit” into its stunning visual form. Take heed from experienced influencers traveling across continents to tickle a little creativity out of you and be on top of the candid game.

  1. Sunlit Sculpture by @kryzzziee in Barcelona, Spain

    At least one of the destinations you’d want to travel to has their sunny parts. Take advantage of natural lighting for a glam shot. Kryz Uy soaks up the Iberian sun in Barcelona, Spain in a semi-stoic stance with a sculpture semblance as she puts a hand to her brow. One trick to pull off that drama in the frame is to inhale while slightly parting your lips for that convincing look.



  2. Synchronized Energy by @psimonmyway in Pushkar, India

    Sometimes you need not overthink the whole picture. Ask someone you’re traveling with to capture your shot within an already existing frame in motion. In Pushkar, India, Trisha Velarmino capitalizes on the right timing to pose with a broad smile and tilted head. This image truly depicts a coherence of the birds in flight and the radiant energy from her body language.

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    Journal Excerpt [link in bio for full article] ——- I felt sadness that slowly turned into horror. I always had the fascination with India’s caste system, and through the years, even without planned visits to India, I was drawn to read about it. India’s caste system is among the world’s oldest forms of surviving social stratification. BBC explains that this system which divides Hindus into rigid hierarchical groups based on their karma (work) and dharma (the Hindi word for religion, but here it means duty) is generally accepted to be more than 3,000 years old. In a more understandable way, the caste system is a class structure that is determined by birth. If your parents are poor, you will be poor. If your parents are rich, you will be rich. It is deeply ingrained in Indian society that if your great-grandmother, grandmother and mother are housekeepers, this is also the only occupation you think you can do and you will do it. Although most educated people in India are trying to get out of this cycle, it is still very difficult to change as it has been their default thinking. Their consciousness is set to this preselected system of their society. Again, I imagine that boy taking all the blame for no-husband because this is what he thinks that is right; that this is what he deserves. I remember when they left the hotel, he was even carrying no-husband’s bag and that, for me, is a sign of practising your place in the caste. In the western world, no one should carry your bag for you or serve yourself but you. I am not sure how foreigners fit in the caste system but the way Indians show it, it appears to me that foreigners are at the top of the chain. I never saw them use force against no-husband when they have the right — they caught him in the act. He’s even offered tea at the police station, for Christ’s sake! I also thought about how the receptionist, that nice and sweet boy, thought that it is just right to take this blame because of his place in the pyramid. #AirAsiaInIndia #India #Pushkar #WeWillReadAgain

    A post shared by TRISHA V. / P.S. I'm On My Way (@psimonmyway) on



  3. Step Up by @itscamilleco at Yehliu Geopark, Taiwan

    More shots get interesting when you move a little bit of muscle. Camille Co situates herself in a frame and flexes her calf to push her upper torso forward and slightly shifts her body to face the camera.



  4. Look up and glisten by @kimijuan at Yosemite National Park, California

    You may not know that your features may be your asset. Flaunt it in your Instagram feed through close-up shots against picturesque backdrops. Kimi Juan travels to Yosemite National Park and tries a medium close-up of herself comfortably cloaked in her coat.



  5. Two Peas in a Pod by @vinaguerrero in Rome, Italy

    It pays to take your friends on a trip. When throwing in variety into your feed, slip in a BFF-inspired photo. Vina Guerrero got to share the spotlight with her buddy in Rome Italy, giving off that twinning effect to her audience.



  6. Step A-side by @kerwinking in Dongdaemun Design Plaza in Seoul, South Korea

    In most destinations, it’s easy to be embarrassingly awkward when posing amidst a crowd. Follow Kerwin King as his A-side, hands-in-pocket shot low-key scored a win, seemingly mimicking the simplicity and neatness of the Dongdaemun Design Plaza hallways.

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    Space jam 👽🇰🇷 📷 @davidguison

    A post shared by KERWIN KING (@kerwinking) on



  7. Recline and Chill by @davidguison at The Great Wall of China

    When you want to strike a balance of you and the place’s majesty, you’d have to step back and think of a way to not obstruct the way. David Guison does so by sporting his signature figure 4 pose, but now, more laid back as he comfortably leaned on a wall and perched on a platform.



  8. Candid Hugs by @beibeidee in Queenstown, New Zealand

    Another staple shot is for couples! Back hugs would portray natural sweetness in front of the lens. Bea Soriano shares a lovely moment with her husband while equally featuring a panorama of Queenstown, New Zealand.

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    Nothing but happy moments for #thewanforanne

    A post shared by Bea Soriano Dee (@beibeidee) on



A millennial would travel to places just to wing it for the feed. Be an explorer of the world and land that IG-worthy snap.

8 On Point Instagram Travel Poses by Filipino Influencers

The trend of influencers in Instagram proliferates through hordes of millennials. These bunch of experience seekers are contagiously hyped by travel posting, but the question is, how to take the concepts “IG-worthy, on fleek, Lit” into its stunning visual form. Take heed from experienced influencers traveling across continents to tickle a little creativity out of you and be on top of the candid game.

  1. Sunlit Sculpture by @kryzzziee in Barcelona, Spain

    At least one of the destinations you’d want to travel to has their sunny parts. Take advantage of natural lighting for a glam shot. Kryz Uy soaks up the Iberian sun in Barcelona, Spain in a semi-stoic stance with a sculpture semblance as she puts a hand to her brow. One trick to pull off that drama in the frame is to inhale while slightly parting your lips for that convincing look.



  2. Synchronized Energy by @psimonmyway in Pushkar, India

    Sometimes you need not overthink the whole picture. Ask someone you’re traveling with to capture your shot within an already existing frame in motion. In Pushkar, India, Trisha Velarmino capitalizes on the right timing to pose with a broad smile and tilted head. This image truly depicts a coherence of the birds in flight and the radiant energy from her body language.

    View this post on Instagram

    Journal Excerpt [link in bio for full article] ——- I felt sadness that slowly turned into horror. I always had the fascination with India’s caste system, and through the years, even without planned visits to India, I was drawn to read about it. India’s caste system is among the world’s oldest forms of surviving social stratification. BBC explains that this system which divides Hindus into rigid hierarchical groups based on their karma (work) and dharma (the Hindi word for religion, but here it means duty) is generally accepted to be more than 3,000 years old. In a more understandable way, the caste system is a class structure that is determined by birth. If your parents are poor, you will be poor. If your parents are rich, you will be rich. It is deeply ingrained in Indian society that if your great-grandmother, grandmother and mother are housekeepers, this is also the only occupation you think you can do and you will do it. Although most educated people in India are trying to get out of this cycle, it is still very difficult to change as it has been their default thinking. Their consciousness is set to this preselected system of their society. Again, I imagine that boy taking all the blame for no-husband because this is what he thinks that is right; that this is what he deserves. I remember when they left the hotel, he was even carrying no-husband’s bag and that, for me, is a sign of practising your place in the caste. In the western world, no one should carry your bag for you or serve yourself but you. I am not sure how foreigners fit in the caste system but the way Indians show it, it appears to me that foreigners are at the top of the chain. I never saw them use force against no-husband when they have the right — they caught him in the act. He’s even offered tea at the police station, for Christ’s sake! I also thought about how the receptionist, that nice and sweet boy, thought that it is just right to take this blame because of his place in the pyramid. #AirAsiaInIndia #India #Pushkar #WeWillReadAgain

    A post shared by TRISHA V. / P.S. I'm On My Way (@psimonmyway) on



  3. Step Up by @itscamilleco at Yehliu Geopark, Taiwan

    More shots get interesting when you move a little bit of muscle. Camille Co situates herself in a frame and flexes her calf to push her upper torso forward and slightly shifts her body to face the camera.



  4. Look up and glisten by @kimijuan at Yosemite National Park, California

    You may not know that your features may be your asset. Flaunt it in your Instagram feed through close-up shots against picturesque backdrops. Kimi Juan travels to Yosemite National Park and tries a medium close-up of herself comfortably cloaked in her coat.



  5. Two Peas in a Pod by @vinaguerrero in Rome, Italy

    It pays to take your friends on a trip. When throwing in variety into your feed, slip in a BFF-inspired photo. Vina Guerrero got to share the spotlight with her buddy in Rome Italy, giving off that twinning effect to her audience.



  6. Step A-side by @kerwinking in Dongdaemun Design Plaza in Seoul, South Korea

    In most destinations, it’s easy to be embarrassingly awkward when posing amidst a crowd. Follow Kerwin King as his A-side, hands-in-pocket shot low-key scored a win, seemingly mimicking the simplicity and neatness of the Dongdaemun Design Plaza hallways.

    View this post on Instagram

    Space jam 👽🇰🇷 📷 @davidguison

    A post shared by KERWIN KING (@kerwinking) on



  7. Recline and Chill by @davidguison at The Great Wall of China

    When you want to strike a balance of you and the place’s majesty, you’d have to step back and think of a way to not obstruct the way. David Guison does so by sporting his signature figure 4 pose, but now, more laid back as he comfortably leaned on a wall and perched on a platform.



  8. Candid Hugs by @beibeidee in Queenstown, New Zealand

    Another staple shot is for couples! Back hugs would portray natural sweetness in front of the lens. Bea Soriano shares a lovely moment with her husband while equally featuring a panorama of Queenstown, New Zealand.

    View this post on Instagram

    Nothing but happy moments for #thewanforanne

    A post shared by Bea Soriano Dee (@beibeidee) on



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