Lollapalooza kicks off Friday in Chicago. If you’re unable to attend, take heart: You can still look at snaps, all cast in various flattering filters evoking the 1970s.
Behold Lollagram, a fun little hack created by PR firm Golin Harris that aggregates pictures from the festival tagged with words pertaining to Lollapalooza.
If you’re attending the festival, hit up the site — after downloading apps both official and birthed from HackLolla — and augment your patchy memories.
Check out more Instagram remixes below:
Carousel
Carousel is a gorgeous Instagram Mac app for your desktop.
Carousel, which sells for $4.99 on the Mac App Store, includes the standard photo viewing and commenting features, but it also packs a number of nuances -- double-click photos to enlarge and save them to iPhoto for instance -- that make it a near picture-perfect interpretation of Instagram in desktop form.
We love the four theme options, keyboard shortcuts and the growl notification options, but it's the simple and subtle design touches that make it a standout application.
Instagallery
Instagallery [iTunes link] is a $1.99 application for browsing Instagram photos on your iPad or iPhone.
Swipe through popular photos or login to scroll through, "like" and comment on your friends' Instagram photos. Hit the "play" button and the app will start a slideshow and scroll through photos for you.
Instagallery also includes user profiles, different background options, and supports tag and user search. You can even double-tap or pinch to zoom photos to enlarge them.
Screenstagram
Screenstagram is an Instagram-powered screen saver for Mac. Download the app and you'll be able to view your friends' photos as your always-updating desktop screen saver.
"We wanted to do something that took advantage of the eye candy, something beyond a web-based photo browser – something to really showcase our friends’ grainy, bar room photography," app creator Doug Pfeffer says. "A way we could sit with the photos and soak them in longer than usually allowed by the ephemeral, wham-bam-thank-you-ma’am approach taken by the feed in the Instagram iPhone app."
After download, simply select Screenstagram as your screen saver in the Desktop & Screen Saver settings panel. Input your user name and password, and optionally select to show user names or include popular images. Then, sit back and watch as Instagram photos are swapped in and out as tiles on your screen.
No Instagram account? No worries. You can still use Screenstagram to view popular photos.
Gramframe
Like Screenstagram, GramFrame is an Instagram screen saver, but this one is for your iPad.
The $1.99 iPad application [iTunes link] is as simple as they come. You can log in to Instagram and choose to watch popular photos, friends' photos or your own photos cascade on to your iPad.
MorningPics
Instagram early adopters have been posting photos for more than seven months and have likely developed a massive photo archive. MorningPics offers a simple way to relive those memories.
MorningPics delivers one randomly selected previously taken Instagram photo via email each morning. The email includes comments and "likes." Depending on what you post to Instagram, your daily morning trip down Instagram memory lane could be quite emotional or inspiring.
Sign up here for early access to the private beta.
Extragram
Extragram is a third-party web app for Instagram you can use to view, search, "like" and comment on Instagram photos.
The elegant interface displays photos in three different styles: Grid, Filmstrip (pictured) or Map view. We like it for its subtleties and finesse. We also enjoy the "Discover" tab for finding trending tags and profiles on Instagram. Plus, the app developers frequently release new features so it continues to get better with time.
Gramfeed
Gramfeed, like Extragram, is a web client for Instagram.
Gramfeed is a little less flashy than Extragram, but the interface does offer two different photo views and an enjoyable way to view your Instagram timeline, add comments and "likes" to friends' photos, search and browse popular photos.
Inkstagram
Inkstagram is also a web app for browsing Instagram photos. You can view photos in small, medium or full sizes while browsing your feed, popular photos or your own photos.
We especially appreciate the "My Likes" view which showcases all of the photos that you've liked on Instagram.
Instaprint
Instaprint is a printer for Instagram photos.
Each Instaprint box, intended to be an Instagram photo booth for parties, is set with a location or tag so that any Instagram photo appropriately tagged will be automatically printed in an ink-less Polaroid-like fashion.
The Instagram prints even include comments. For the Instagram geek, it really doesn't get much cooler than this.
Keepsy Instant Album
Scrapbooking startup Keepsy's Instant Album is a print photo book for your Instagram photos.
The online app connects to your Instagram account, pre-selects your best filtered photos and auto-generates an instant album of roughly 35 photos that you can purchase and place on your coffee table. If you'd rather customize and design your album, have at it; Instant Album lets you edit page layouts, drag-and-drop photos onto the same page, tweak backgrounds, customize text and so forth.
The 11-by-8.5 inch hardback albums start at $29.95.
Destroyed
Musician Moby used Instagram to add photo flare to his Destroyed album release. The artist launched a microsite tying together Soundcloud and Instagram to create an album/photo book experience with interactive appeal.
Users can listen to the new album while clicking on map points to view Instagram photos taken from Moby's tour.
We think it's a marvelous and highly creative use of Instagram's API and hope it will inspire more artists to explore photo-sharing and music mashups.
Momento
Momento, the $2.99 personal social media diary application for iPhone users, was one of the first applications to add Instagram integration.
The app is a winner in our book because it lets you automatically import your Instagram photos for inclusion in your daily diary entries. Now your Instagram moments don't have to be so fleeting.
Flipboard
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Behold Lollagram, a fun little hack created by PR firm Golin Harris that aggregates pictures from the festival tagged with words pertaining to Lollapalooza.
If you’re attending the festival, hit up the site — after downloading apps both official and birthed from HackLolla — and augment your patchy memories.
Check out more Instagram remixes below:
Carousel
Carousel is a gorgeous Instagram Mac app for your desktop.
Carousel, which sells for $4.99 on the Mac App Store, includes the standard photo viewing and commenting features, but it also packs a number of nuances -- double-click photos to enlarge and save them to iPhoto for instance -- that make it a near picture-perfect interpretation of Instagram in desktop form.
We love the four theme options, keyboard shortcuts and the growl notification options, but it's the simple and subtle design touches that make it a standout application.
Instagallery
Instagallery [iTunes link] is a $1.99 application for browsing Instagram photos on your iPad or iPhone.
Swipe through popular photos or login to scroll through, "like" and comment on your friends' Instagram photos. Hit the "play" button and the app will start a slideshow and scroll through photos for you.
Instagallery also includes user profiles, different background options, and supports tag and user search. You can even double-tap or pinch to zoom photos to enlarge them.
Screenstagram
Screenstagram is an Instagram-powered screen saver for Mac. Download the app and you'll be able to view your friends' photos as your always-updating desktop screen saver.
"We wanted to do something that took advantage of the eye candy, something beyond a web-based photo browser – something to really showcase our friends’ grainy, bar room photography," app creator Doug Pfeffer says. "A way we could sit with the photos and soak them in longer than usually allowed by the ephemeral, wham-bam-thank-you-ma’am approach taken by the feed in the Instagram iPhone app."
After download, simply select Screenstagram as your screen saver in the Desktop & Screen Saver settings panel. Input your user name and password, and optionally select to show user names or include popular images. Then, sit back and watch as Instagram photos are swapped in and out as tiles on your screen.
No Instagram account? No worries. You can still use Screenstagram to view popular photos.
Gramframe
Like Screenstagram, GramFrame is an Instagram screen saver, but this one is for your iPad.
The $1.99 iPad application [iTunes link] is as simple as they come. You can log in to Instagram and choose to watch popular photos, friends' photos or your own photos cascade on to your iPad.
MorningPics
Instagram early adopters have been posting photos for more than seven months and have likely developed a massive photo archive. MorningPics offers a simple way to relive those memories.
MorningPics delivers one randomly selected previously taken Instagram photo via email each morning. The email includes comments and "likes." Depending on what you post to Instagram, your daily morning trip down Instagram memory lane could be quite emotional or inspiring.
Sign up here for early access to the private beta.
Extragram
Extragram is a third-party web app for Instagram you can use to view, search, "like" and comment on Instagram photos.
The elegant interface displays photos in three different styles: Grid, Filmstrip (pictured) or Map view. We like it for its subtleties and finesse. We also enjoy the "Discover" tab for finding trending tags and profiles on Instagram. Plus, the app developers frequently release new features so it continues to get better with time.
Gramfeed
Gramfeed, like Extragram, is a web client for Instagram.
Gramfeed is a little less flashy than Extragram, but the interface does offer two different photo views and an enjoyable way to view your Instagram timeline, add comments and "likes" to friends' photos, search and browse popular photos.
Inkstagram
Inkstagram is also a web app for browsing Instagram photos. You can view photos in small, medium or full sizes while browsing your feed, popular photos or your own photos.
We especially appreciate the "My Likes" view which showcases all of the photos that you've liked on Instagram.
Instaprint
Instaprint is a printer for Instagram photos.
Each Instaprint box, intended to be an Instagram photo booth for parties, is set with a location or tag so that any Instagram photo appropriately tagged will be automatically printed in an ink-less Polaroid-like fashion.
The Instagram prints even include comments. For the Instagram geek, it really doesn't get much cooler than this.
Keepsy Instant Album
Scrapbooking startup Keepsy's Instant Album is a print photo book for your Instagram photos.
The online app connects to your Instagram account, pre-selects your best filtered photos and auto-generates an instant album of roughly 35 photos that you can purchase and place on your coffee table. If you'd rather customize and design your album, have at it; Instant Album lets you edit page layouts, drag-and-drop photos onto the same page, tweak backgrounds, customize text and so forth.
The 11-by-8.5 inch hardback albums start at $29.95.
Destroyed
Musician Moby used Instagram to add photo flare to his Destroyed album release. The artist launched a microsite tying together Soundcloud and Instagram to create an album/photo book experience with interactive appeal.
Users can listen to the new album while clicking on map points to view Instagram photos taken from Moby's tour.
We think it's a marvelous and highly creative use of Instagram's API and hope it will inspire more artists to explore photo-sharing and music mashups.
Momento
Momento, the $2.99 personal social media diary application for iPhone users, was one of the first applications to add Instagram integration.
The app is a winner in our book because it lets you automatically import your Instagram photos for inclusion in your daily diary entries. Now your Instagram moments don't have to be so fleeting.
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