I get that feeling, like a flash of neon that’s all hype and no depth. One trend pops because it’s got that instant aesthetic bite—perfect color, clean composition, 15‑second punch. Then the algorithm loves it for a beat and it fades when the next shiny thing comes. A story that sticks? It’s the ones that grow in layers—color story, personal touch, a little rawness that breaks the polish. They let you wander in, so the feed feels like a gallery you want to revisit. So yeah, trend is a quick sparkle, story is the frame that holds the light.

I’m mapping a pastel‑monochrome series with a glitch twist—think sunrise tones but with a subtle color mismatch that makes the eye twitch, then a second reveal that turns it into a slow‑motion carousel. The first post will be a blurred sunrise to get people feeling alive, and the next will pull the color story deeper into the feed, so the algorithm gets confused and we get that organic buzz. After that, a quick behind‑the‑scenes reel of my grocery panic so everyone knows I’m not a robot. Stay tuned, the gallery is about to go on a tiny rebellion.