National Selfie Day – June 21st

Probably the most ‘social media holiday’ you could get besides Social Media Day…June 21st is National Selfie Day! The internet is awash with selfies every day of the week, but prepare yourself for even more than normal as individuals, influencers and brands join in on the craze!

Whether you’re a selfie aficionado or the person who takes 100 only to delete them all, make sure you post one on social media on June 21st to join in on the hype of the day. This is a great opportunity for all brands to show the people behind the business with a team selfie, or shops to promote any photography-related products!

P.S We think NASA absolutely win this social media holiday with their Instagram post (below).

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It’s National Selfie Day! 📸Located 250 miles above Earth, the International Space Station (@ISS) provides a unique perspective for astronauts to take selfies like this photo astronaut Ricky Arnold (@Astro_Ricky) captured last week while working in the vacuum of space during a spacewalk. Along with astronaut Drew Feustel, the duo completed the sixth spacewalk at the space station in 2018, lasting 6 hours, 49 minutes. The two astronauts installed new high-definition cameras that will provide enhanced views during the final phase of approach and docking of the SpaceX Crew Dragon and Boeing Starliner commercial crew spacecraft that will soon begin launching from American soil. The spacewalk was the 211th in support of assembly and maintenance of the unique orbiting laboratory where humans have been living and working continuously for nearly 18 years. Spacewalkers have now spent a total of 54 days, 23 hours and 29 minutes working outside the station. Image credit: NASA/Ricky Arnold #nationalselfieday #selfie #nasa #astronaut #spacewalk #space #earth #orbit #spacestation #spacesuit #work #white #blue #picoftheday #pictureoftheday

A post shared by NASA (@nasa) on Jun 21, 2018 at 3:08pm PDT