Dear cities of the world, welcome to Instagram. You will now look invariably cooler.
This comes thanks to the newly-launched "This is Now" project, which is live-streaming Instagram photos taken in New York, London, Sydney, Tokyo and San Paulo, with more locations supposedly in the works, according to The Huffington Post.
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The site's Australian creators say the site "captures a cities movement, in a fluid story."
That's very cool, but Britain's Daily Mail pointed out that users of Instagram, a hugely popular photo-sharing and editing platform that Facebook recently tried to buy, may not be down with having their photos automatically streamed into a gigantic, super-public photo montage of their current location.
Nonetheless, the idea's taken off: so far 73,515 people having scrolled the New York City page; 63,145 looked at London; 51,850 at Sao Paulo; 48,985 at Sydney; and 36,984 at Toyko as of this writing.
The initiative, a fresh take on older city-specific photo blogs like Life Goes On In Tehran, comes by way of the Australian company Lexical Gap.
It's not entirely clear why they decided to use a domain name ending in .su -- a tag registered under the Russian Institute for Development of Public Networks.
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