Feel like getting out there and embracing your inner Tarzan? If you're anything like me, you might be a little more Jane and a little less Tarzan, but regardless, we love ourselves some sunshine and fresh air over here.
If you're with us on this, then there's a good chance your camera roll is full of stunning sunsets, leafy greens, and every single flower you come across (guilty as charged).
Why not share some of these shots? It's time for some good old-fashioned Instagram photography hashtags.
While these might not give you that same confidence boost you get from posting your usual selfies, everyone still loves a good nature shot (hello likes).
If this sounds good to you, simply copy and paste these hashtags into Instagram or TikTok and you'll start to see those likes rolling in:
#nature #naturephotography #naturelovers #natureshots #naturephotographer #natureshot #natureaddict #naturegram #naturephoto #naturephotos #naturelove #naturepic #naturebeauty #naturepics #natureperfection #naturelife #natureseekers #naturewalk #natureloversgallery #natureisbeautiful #natureinspired
Now, if you want to get a little more specific with your nature hashtags (and you know we loooooove and support getting specific), we've got you covered here, too.
Identify what kind of nature shot you've got and find the best-fitting hashtag using these categories:
Nature hashtags for sunsets
I mean, come on, what could be more naturally beautiful than a sunset?
Pretty much everyone's favorite thing to photograph, every nature lover has a sunset or two in their back pocket to share.
#sunset #sunsetphotography #sunsetlover #sunsets #sunsetgram #sunsethunter #sunsetsky #sunsetbeach #sunsetoftheday #sunsetpics
Nature hashtags for beach photos
With sunsets on the brain, we also have to provide you with some beach hashtags, because with crystal blue water and that golden sunshine lighting up everything it touches, beach photography is some of the most naturally enchanting.
If you agree, these beach hashtags will come in handy.
#beach #beachbum #beachy #beachlife #beachvibes #beachday #beachlover #beachdays #beachtime #beachwaves #beaches #beachplease
And hey, if you've got both a beach and a sunset in one shot (#beachsunset), don't forget to combine both sets of hashtags for an extra boost of likes.
Nature photography hashtags for the campers
Hey, camping is not for everyone, but if hanging out in a forest and soaking up some fresh air is your jam, you'll love these camping hashtags:
#camping #campinglife #campingtrip #campingfun #campingtime #camper
Oh, and hey, if you're bringing your pup with you, don't forget to throw a #campingdog hashtag in there. People LOVE to see furry friends living their best lives out in nature.
Nature photography hashtags for hikers
Whether you're hitting the trails for a full day of hiking or you're more inclined to do a leisurely stroll in a forest, these hiking hashtags don't discriminate:
#hike #hiking #trail #freshair #forest #forestbathing #hikerlife #hikersofinstagram #hikemoreworryless
Another option here is to hashtag where you're hiking, especially if it's a popular hiking destination like the Great Smoky Mountains or the Pacific Crest Trail.
You can also hashtag the specific state where you're hiking. For instance, #hikecolorado or #hikecalifornia.
Nature photography hashtags for flower pics
And lastly, we couldn't forget to throw some flower hashtags into the mix for those of you who just can't help but snap all the pretty floral pics.
#flower #flowersofinstagram #flowerpower #flowerphotography #floweroftheday #flowermagic #flowerlovers #flowergram #flowerlove
Which nature photography hashtags will you use on your Instagram?
We've got you started here with some excellent options for nature hashtags.
Give some of them a try and don't hesitate to mix some of your own hashtags in.
Remember: You don't want to overdo it on the hashtags, and you should avoid stuffing your captions with hashtags just for the sake of it.
Use hashtags to describe what you've got going on in your nature shot, and you've got a recipe for success.