Brandon Flowers is shown on an Instagram by Stephanie Nielson, which she then shared on Twitter after watching the Norwegian television program "Skavlan." Sharing Instagram photos are no longer available on Twitter.
Stephanie Nielson
Our take: Sharing your Instagram photos of your family and last night's dinner just got a little bit harder on Twitter. Twitter put an end to using Instagram when issues were appearing with users photos. Hayley Tsukayama from The Washington Post explains more about the issue:
"Twitter users are no longer able to view full Instagram photos on Twitter, the social network said Wednesday. According to a statement from Twitter, the photo-sharing problems originate on Instagram's end.
Photos from Instagram are appearing cropped or oddly placed, prompting a flood of complaints from those who use both services."
Read more about Twitter blocked Instagram on The Washington Post.
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