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THIS WEEK, INSTAGRAM announced a new, long awaited feature that is definitely worth Instagramming about.
The popular app for photography is now allowing users to post full horizontal and vertical images. Previously, only square-formatted images were permitted. This game-changing update has several of the app’s talented photographers already posting big, bold, and beautiful images.
Northern Lights
Skylines
Portrait Options
Vistas
Full pitches
Drama
Some people *did* have doubts though
Others were excited
Some people went back to share old favourites
Others had questions
And one captured the tallest building in the land… because now he could
A photo of the tallest building on earth— the Burj Khalifa— in honor of @Instagram now allowing non-square photos.
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