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“We met at a party through friends. Everyone else was drinking and dancing, but we just sat in the corner, talking for hours. Eight months later, I got a European train pass and asked her to come travel with me. We camped wherever we could, sleeping in the wild bushes of Germany, a stranger’s garden in Belgium, and waking up to the sunrise by the sea in Italy. Traveling like that is a true test. There are hard moments when you’re hungry, tired, and have nowhere to sleep, but you completely forget those parts when you’re with the right person. Now we’re trying to figure out what comes next. I want to study abroad in Denmark, and Zsuzsi wants to stay in Hungary. It feels like an impossible choice between love and the life you imagined. We don’t know yet how it works out, but we have a few more months to figure it out.” — Zoárd & Zsuzsi Budapest, Hungary Life on Film
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“We met at a party through friends. Everyone else was drinking and dancing, but we just sat in the corner, talking for hours. Eight months later, I got a European train pass and asked her to come travel with me. We camped wherever we could, sleeping in the wild bushes of Germany, a stranger’s garden in Belgium, and waking up to the sunrise by the sea in Italy. Traveling like that is a true test. There are hard moments when you’re hungry, tired, and have nowhere to sleep, but you completely forget those parts when you’re with the right person. Now we’re trying to figure out what comes next. I want to study abroad in Denmark, and Zsuzsi wants to stay in Hungary. It feels like an impossible choice between love and the life you imagined. We don’t know yet how it works out, but we have a few more months to figure it out.” — Zoárd & Zsuzsi Budapest, Hungary Life on Film
Life on @fujifilm_quicksnap   Thank you Mia and Wilson for taking us along on your blind date! #fujifilmpartner #lifeonfilm
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Life on @fujifilm_quicksnap   Thank you Mia and Wilson for taking us along on your blind date! #fujifilmpartner #lifeonfilm
“When I was a child, I always felt most comfortable with animals. I knew it very early. I even looked into working at an animal rescue center, but everyone told me not to. They said there was no money in it, and I should do something more practical. So I decided to work in nursing, and then as social worker. I was born here in Kandersteg, but moved to the city for my studies and my job. I learned a lot there, and I don’t regret it. But deep down, I always knew I would find my way back to the countryside. When my father died, it became clear that Kantersteg was where I needed to be, so I moved back home. It was around Covid, and I had the opportunity to rent a farm. I had one dog at the time. Then I bought a second dog, then two horses, some chickens, ducks, and later even peacocks. Slowly, my life started to revolve around animals again. When I’m outside, in nature, with my animals, I can truly be myself. Many people forget this feeling, and you don’t need to change your whole life to find it; sometimes you just need to put away your phone, grab the dirt, go somewhere green, smell the flowers and remember who you are, not who the world wants you to be.” — Samira Kandersteg, Switzerland Life on Film #lifeonfilm
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“When I was a child, I always felt most comfortable with animals. I knew it very early. I even looked into working at an animal rescue center, but everyone told me not to. They said there was no money in it, and I should do something more practical. So I decided to work in nursing, and then as social worker. I was born here in Kandersteg, but moved to the city for my studies and my job. I learned a lot there, and I don’t regret it. But deep down, I always knew I would find my way back to the countryside. When my father died, it became clear that Kantersteg was where I needed to be, so I moved back home. It was around Covid, and I had the opportunity to rent a farm. I had one dog at the time. Then I bought a second dog, then two horses, some chickens, ducks, and later even peacocks. Slowly, my life started to revolve around animals again. When I’m outside, in nature, with my animals, I can truly be myself. Many people forget this feeling, and you don’t need to change your whole life to find it; sometimes you just need to put away your phone, grab the dirt, go somewhere green, smell the flowers and remember who you are, not who the world wants you to be.” — Samira Kandersteg, Switzerland Life on Film #lifeonfilm
“I started losing my eyesight because of a disease called Coats syndrome. My mom had already died of cancer, so when doctors sent me to an oncologist, I thought I was going to die too. I was extremely scared, and I didn’t feel confident anymore. After that, I decided I had to challenge myself and try things I thought I couldn’t. My friend told me to start rollerblading, and I said no, I only had one eye. But when I finally tried it, something shifted. Most of the people in these photos are the people I skate with in Medellín. I met them in random places: under bridges, in the street, at skate parks. People judge those kinds of friendships, but they became my family. There’s magic in being resilient here. We take bad things and turn them into art. We support each other. And somehow, that makes life feel really beautiful.”

— Mike Medellín, Colombia 
Life on Film

#colombia #medellin #givingdisposablecamerastostrangers
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“I started losing my eyesight because of a disease called Coats syndrome. My mom had already died of cancer, so when doctors sent me to an oncologist, I thought I was going to die too. I was extremely scared, and I didn’t feel confident anymore. After that, I decided I had to challenge myself and try things I thought I couldn’t. My friend told me to start rollerblading, and I said no, I only had one eye. But when I finally tried it, something shifted. Most of the people in these photos are the people I skate with in Medellín. I met them in random places: under bridges, in the street, at skate parks. People judge those kinds of friendships, but they became my family. There’s magic in being resilient here. We take bad things and turn them into art. We support each other. And somehow, that makes life feel really beautiful.”

— Mike Medellín, Colombia 
Life on Film

#colombia #medellin #givingdisposablecamerastostrangers
“I’ve always been shy. A little insecure, the kind of person who keeps to himself. Then, a year and a half ago, my family and I bought a restaurant in a medieval village called Finalborgo. Suddenly, my job was talking to strangers every single day. The four of us run Il Guercio together: my mother and I in the dining room, my father and brother in the kitchen. The village is tiny, but the whole world passes through it. Climbers, cyclists, travelers. Everyone tells me, ‘You’re so lucky to work with your family.’ And it’s true. But my brother and I work together and live together. Sometimes it can be a lot. Looking at these photos, I realize I never brought the camera home. Every single one was taken at the restaurant, because right now, the restaurant is my life. It’s harder than I expected, but I have no intention of stopping. My dream is to retire my parents without a single worry. After that, who knows.” — Andrea Finalborgo, Italy Life on Film Translated from Italian and edited for clarity. #lifeonfilm
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“I’ve always been shy. A little insecure, the kind of person who keeps to himself. Then, a year and a half ago, my family and I bought a restaurant in a medieval village called Finalborgo. Suddenly, my job was talking to strangers every single day. The four of us run Il Guercio together: my mother and I in the dining room, my father and brother in the kitchen. The village is tiny, but the whole world passes through it. Climbers, cyclists, travelers. Everyone tells me, ‘You’re so lucky to work with your family.’ And it’s true. But my brother and I work together and live together. Sometimes it can be a lot. Looking at these photos, I realize I never brought the camera home. Every single one was taken at the restaurant, because right now, the restaurant is my life. It’s harder than I expected, but I have no intention of stopping. My dream is to retire my parents without a single worry. After that, who knows.” — Andrea Finalborgo, Italy Life on Film Translated from Italian and edited for clarity. #lifeonfilm
We approached dozens of strangers on the streets of NYC asking if they’d go on a blind date. Only a few said yes, and we thought Noa and Matt would be a great match. Thanks to @fujifilm_instax_northamerica for helping us capture their date on the new instax mini 13! — Life on Film #lifeonfilm #instaxpartner
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We approached dozens of strangers on the streets of NYC asking if they’d go on a blind date. Only a few said yes, and we thought Noa and Matt would be a great match. Thanks to @fujifilm_instax_northamerica for helping us capture their date on the new instax mini 13! — Life on Film #lifeonfilm #instaxpartner
@mosseri on @raybanmeta #RayBanMeta #lifeonfilm
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@mosseri on @raybanmeta #RayBanMeta #lifeonfilm
“Farming is hard. Farming alone can feel impossible. Sometimes I work so long out here, I forget I have a voice. I grew up here in Ririe, Idaho. My mom trained horses on this property. My brother and I built teepees in the woods, climbed haystacks, and roamed around with the dogs. I watched my parents work to improve the land. That’s when I learned to love nature, and why I started farming. I’m working to create a farm that renews itself and feeds people for generations after I’m gone. I wake up at four in the morning and work alone till it’s dark, but sometimes I burn out. As much as I love solitude, I’m starting to realize I can’t do all of this alone. A farm needs more than one set of hands to reach its potential: to feed a community, heal the land, and bring people together. That’s what I want this place to be.” — Tim Ririe, Idaho, USA Life on Film #lifeonfilm
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“Farming is hard. Farming alone can feel impossible. Sometimes I work so long out here, I forget I have a voice. I grew up here in Ririe, Idaho. My mom trained horses on this property. My brother and I built teepees in the woods, climbed haystacks, and roamed around with the dogs. I watched my parents work to improve the land. That’s when I learned to love nature, and why I started farming. I’m working to create a farm that renews itself and feeds people for generations after I’m gone. I wake up at four in the morning and work alone till it’s dark, but sometimes I burn out. As much as I love solitude, I’m starting to realize I can’t do all of this alone. A farm needs more than one set of hands to reach its potential: to feed a community, heal the land, and bring people together. That’s what I want this place to be.” — Tim Ririe, Idaho, USA Life on Film #lifeonfilm
Thank you @homedepot for helping us make Jenni, Julian, and their son Jack’s holiday celebration so special! #ad #homedepotpartner #lifeonfilm
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Thank you @homedepot for helping us make Jenni, Julian, and their son Jack’s holiday celebration so special! #ad #homedepotpartner #lifeonfilm
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Barbara’s Hike Across the Alps 
 #lifeonfilm #givingdisposablecamerastostrangers #travel #alps giving disposable cameras to strangers
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Barbara’s Hike Across the Alps 
 #lifeonfilm #givingdisposablecamerastostrangers #travel #alps giving disposable cameras to strangers
“We met on the first day of high school in a small town in the middle of France. We were in the same class for only one day before Eugénie switched to be with her friends. That night, I went home and told my mother I’d met a very nice girl. Years later, we found out she’d written about me in her diary the same day. We were friendly for two years before I asked her to prom. She had already said yes to someone else, but decided to go with me instead. A week later, we snuck off to a rugby field during a friend’s birthday party. We listened to music, looked up at the stars, and kissed for the first time. Then came different universities and years of long distance. We’d FaceTime for hours a day, eating, studying, watching Downton Abbey. Not even talking half the time, just living our lives on a screen together. After eight years apart, we finally moved into a tiny flat in Paris. We were living in the same city for the first time in our relationship. I was about to propose, and just as everything was finally falling into place, my job called me to New York. When I told Eugénie, I didn’t know what to expect, but she said, ‘We only get one life. Let’s go.’ So we went. We’d always planned to get married back in France, but we were in New York and in love. We decided to have a courthouse wedding, just us and a friend. We kept looking up at each other like, ‘What are we doing?’ It felt like a movie. We spent eight years on opposite ends of France, and somehow ended up married in New York. The path wasn’t always clear, but we realized that no matter where life takes us, as long as we’re together, we’ll be happy.” — Eugénie & Ronan New York City, USA Life on Film
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“We met on the first day of high school in a small town in the middle of France. We were in the same class for only one day before Eugénie switched to be with her friends. That night, I went home and told my mother I’d met a very nice girl. Years later, we found out she’d written about me in her diary the same day. We were friendly for two years before I asked her to prom. She had already said yes to someone else, but decided to go with me instead. A week later, we snuck off to a rugby field during a friend’s birthday party. We listened to music, looked up at the stars, and kissed for the first time. Then came different universities and years of long distance. We’d FaceTime for hours a day, eating, studying, watching Downton Abbey. Not even talking half the time, just living our lives on a screen together. After eight years apart, we finally moved into a tiny flat in Paris. We were living in the same city for the first time in our relationship. I was about to propose, and just as everything was finally falling into place, my job called me to New York. When I told Eugénie, I didn’t know what to expect, but she said, ‘We only get one life. Let’s go.’ So we went. We’d always planned to get married back in France, but we were in New York and in love. We decided to have a courthouse wedding, just us and a friend. We kept looking up at each other like, ‘What are we doing?’ It felt like a movie. We spent eight years on opposite ends of France, and somehow ended up married in New York. The path wasn’t always clear, but we realized that no matter where life takes us, as long as we’re together, we’ll be happy.” — Eugénie & Ronan New York City, USA Life on Film
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Ryan, Daisy, Mason, and Oliver’s Road Trip 
#lifeonfilm #givingdisposablecamerastostrangers #roadtrip 
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Life on Film 

Ryan, Daisy, Mason, and Oliver’s Road Trip 
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@tameimpala on film 
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@tameimpala on film 
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Life on @fujifilm_instax_northamerica Thank you Blake and Ian for taking us across Portugal on your honeymoon, and congratulations! #instaxpartner #shotoninstax #instaxmini12
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Life on @fujifilm_instax_northamerica Thank you Blake and Ian for taking us across Portugal on your honeymoon, and congratulations! #instaxpartner #shotoninstax #instaxmini12
Life on @fujifilm_quicksnap Thank you Neal and Griffin for capturing your father-son trip to London and your day at the match! #fujfilmpartner #lifeonfilm
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Life on @fujifilm_quicksnap Thank you Neal and Griffin for capturing your father-son trip to London and your day at the match! #fujfilmpartner #lifeonfilm
“Life can change quickly. These photos were taken last summer, but looking at them now, they already feel like souvenirs. Not long after I took them, after fifteen years together, my wife and I chose different paths, even though our lives are still connected in some ways. Until I was thirty, I often wondered what I really wanted to do with my life. I had been a teacher, a cook, worked on boats, and tried a bit of everything. I was tired of modern life. I wanted to work with my hands and feel connected to something real. I was passionate about permaculture and agroecology, so I started a small farm in Provence. She helped me build much of it. For the first few years, my whole life revolved around that land. We lived in a yurt between my two fields, with friends all around us. But it wasn’t considered legal housing, and we eventually had to leave. Losing that place was hard. Now I still have my fields, I’m a farmer who lives in a flat in the village, and when I open the window, all I see is the street. So I keep going and try to stay positive. One day, I would like to own a place of my own in the countryside, with animals again and enough space to welcome people and share with them. I’d like to work a little less during the summer, have more time to play the guitar, and build new relationships. And maybe, in time, life will open up again.” Robin Provence, France Life on Film #lifeonfilm
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“Life can change quickly. These photos were taken last summer, but looking at them now, they already feel like souvenirs. Not long after I took them, after fifteen years together, my wife and I chose different paths, even though our lives are still connected in some ways. Until I was thirty, I often wondered what I really wanted to do with my life. I had been a teacher, a cook, worked on boats, and tried a bit of everything. I was tired of modern life. I wanted to work with my hands and feel connected to something real. I was passionate about permaculture and agroecology, so I started a small farm in Provence. She helped me build much of it. For the first few years, my whole life revolved around that land. We lived in a yurt between my two fields, with friends all around us. But it wasn’t considered legal housing, and we eventually had to leave. Losing that place was hard. Now I still have my fields, I’m a farmer who lives in a flat in the village, and when I open the window, all I see is the street. So I keep going and try to stay positive. One day, I would like to own a place of my own in the countryside, with animals again and enough space to welcome people and share with them. I’d like to work a little less during the summer, have more time to play the guitar, and build new relationships. And maybe, in time, life will open up again.” Robin Provence, France Life on Film #lifeonfilm
Snow Day 2026 in NYC by Life on Film #nyc #lifeonfilm #givingdisposablecamerastostrangers #sledding
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Snow Day 2026 in NYC by Life on Film #nyc #lifeonfilm #givingdisposablecamerastostrangers #sledding
Life on @fujifilm_instax_northamerica Thank you Gabby for taking us along on your trip to India, and congrats to the happy couple! #instaxpartner #lifeonfilm #instaxmini12
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Life on @fujifilm_instax_northamerica Thank you Gabby for taking us along on your trip to India, and congrats to the happy couple! #instaxpartner #lifeonfilm #instaxmini12
@dualipa on film #lifeonfilm #dualipa #givingdisposablecamerastostrangers giving disposable cameras to strangers
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@dualipa on film #lifeonfilm #dualipa #givingdisposablecamerastostrangers giving disposable cameras to strangers
Thank you @homedepot for helping us surprise these strangers and make their Christmas seasons even more special! #HomeDepotPartner #ad
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Thank you @homedepot for helping us surprise these strangers and make their Christmas seasons even more special! #HomeDepotPartner #ad

Life on Film (@lifeonfilm) Instagram Stats & Analytics

Life on Film (@lifeonfilm) has 3.50M Instagram followers with a 8.04% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 23.0 posts, Life on Film received 35.5M total likes and 443M impressions, averaging 1.54M likes per post. This page tracks Life on Film's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily.

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How many Instagram followers does Life on Film have?+
Life on Film (@lifeonfilm) has 3.50M Instagram followers as of August 2026.
What is Life on Film's Instagram engagement rate?+
Life on Film's Instagram engagement rate is 8.04% over the last 12 months, based on 23.0 posts.
How many likes does Life on Film get on Instagram?+
Life on Film received 35.5M total likes across 23.0 posts in the last 12 months, averaging 1.54M likes per post.
How many Instagram impressions does Life on Film get?+
Life on Film's Instagram content generated 443M total impressions over the last 12 months.