Top Porsche social media moments 2025: the community posts that defined the year
Showcasing the endless creativity of the global Porsche Instagram community
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How the best photographers, videographers and digital artists represented their passion for Porsche in 2025 on social media
Every day, hundreds of photographers, videographers, artists and fans bring their vision of Porsche to life across social media. From meticulously planned photo shoots to impromptu roadside scenes, analogue film to state-of-the-art CGI, each unique contribution adds a new perspective on the wide and varied world of Porsche. As 2025 draws to a close, we are revisiting some of the social moments that have resonated the most – posts that have defined the year on our channels, sparked conversations and showcased the vibrant creativity of the global Porsche community via the #PorscheMoment hashtag. Why don’t you get involved next year? You might end up on this page for 2026! Espresso stops only · by Andres Vidoza Sunny rides, coastal climbs and not a fuel stop in sight. Andres Vidoza took the Macan 4S Electric on a road trip, putting it through its paces along one of Italy’s most scenic routes Photo: Andres Vidoza @andresvidoza“Italy has this cinematic quality that you can’t fake,” says Andres Vidoza. “The timing of our shoot gave us soft, golden light against these dramatic landscapes, and it felt like every turn revealed a new backdrop. The atmosphere was calm but charged, the kind of environment that makes you slow down and appreciate what you’re capturing.
“I wanted to capture the feeling of discovering a place through a car rather than just photographing a car in a place. Everything lined up perfectly – the light, the colours, the energy of the roads. It became less about staging a moment and more about documenting how it actually felt to be out there with the Macan, experiencing the trip in real time.
“My style usually comes from trying to merge storytelling with real life. I’m a tech creator first, so I naturally look for ways to show experience rather than just aesthetics. I wanted the Macan to feel like a character in the journey something that moves with you and reacts to the environment, with that lifestyle twist.
“I’ve been around Porsche for years and always admired how it balances emotion with engineering. I’ve owned several models myself, so every time I shoot a Porsche it feels personal. With the Macan, I wanted to show that blend of practicality and sportiness in a way that felt honest. Something you can only experience when you’re actually behind the wheel.”We see a Taycan in those clouds · by Rudy Willingham Video courtesy of Rudy Willingham @rudy_willingham“For this paint piece, I wanted to create otherworldly visuals that felt like driving through a colourful dreamscape. Owning a Porsche is every car lover’s dream after all,” explains Rudy Willingham. “It was all about tapping into the childlike wonder within all of us and re-imaging the world around you. “Porsche is one of those iconic brands that all creatives dream of working for. It has a timeless design that resonates with me. I’ve always been inspired by street art and collage art – combining different elements to create something new. I also have a fondness for practical effects. There’s something human and charming about them that you just don’t get from doing things digitally. So, although each video is very different, they all share those two common elements: they’re handmade and combine things in unique ways.” Pass the bubblegum · by Esteban Laine Esteban Laine’s standout shot of 2025 features a pink Porsche 911 GT3 RS brought to Paris from Saudi Arabia, photographed against a giant mirrored facade near the Conseil d’État Photo: Esteban Laine @estebanlaine · Car owner: @talalfalowaidah“I’m a 23-year-old Parisian who works in investment banking and shoots cars at the weekends,” says Esteban Laine. “Photography has helped me fund my studies and enabled me to have unique experiences with cars that I have always dreamed of owning. “I took this photo of a 911 GT3 RS owned by a collector who brought it to Paris from Saudi Arabia for the holidays. One morning, we seized the opportunity to do this photoshoot. I had always wanted to go to this special spot in Paris: a giant mirror serving as window dressing for a construction site. I thought the bright pink of the car would look great against this big mirror in the middle of the city, reflecting one of Paris’s most beautiful buildings, the Conseil d’État (State Council). “Everyone who passed by lost their minds when they saw the car parked in this location – especially the kids! It’s always great when we can share these moments with people who are just passing by, whether they’re visiting the city or simply taking a stroll near the Louvre.” What kind of magic is this? · by Salavat Fidai Video courtesy of Salavat Fidai @salavat.fidai “I have been a fan of the 911 family for many years,” says Salavat Fidai. “One day, I decided to recreate a micro-copy of the 911 out of graphite and, in doing so, pay tribute to the genius of the Porsche engineers. “In 2018, I made my first micro-replica of the 911 on the 2mm lead tip of a regular pencil. However, at that time, I did not film the sculpture’s creation process –I only took photos of the finished work. Later, in 2022, I created another micro-copy of the 911 GT3 for a major Porsche enthusiast and car collector. This time, I captured the entire process of transforming the graphite. “It’s incredibly difficult to capture all the nuances and beauty of the 911 bodywork so that a micro-replica would be recognisable and not desecrate the original. It took me about ten days to create this micro sculpture. “I work under a microscope, using only a craft knife with a sharp blade. The moment I create a sculpture. I enter a state similar to meditation; I am maximally relaxed yet completely focused on the pencil tip. In this state, I can feel my heartbeat in my fingertips.” Silver Frost · by Ioann Zelenin Video courtesy of Ioann Zelenin @zeleninart “The inspiration for Silver Frost came from the story of a collector of mine based in the US,” says Ioann Zelenin. “She and her husband are true Porsche enthusiasts who can’t imagine life without skiing in Wyoming. “For them, the mountains of Wyoming are a real place of power. I deeply relate to this feeling, as the Alps in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Bavaria, hold the same special significance for me. I wanted to combine everything this couple holds dear in this piece: the majestic snowy peaks, their Porsche 911 GT3 Touring, and the skis on the roof, ready for a new adventure. “My story with Porsche began when a friend invited me to the premiere of the Gran Turismo movie in Berlin. Watching the 911 GT3 RS (type 992) tear through the Nürburgring on the big screen, I experienced a true creative awakening. The film inspired me to create the painting ‘Speed’, where I first used a slat from my IKEA bed to accelerate the background. Using the rubber caps, I smoothly blurred the background around the Porsche, creating the effect of pure speed. That was how my signature Speed technique was born. “Since the type 991 generation is my favourite incarnation of the Porsche 911 – and my personal dream car – I was doubly thrilled to feature the 911 GT3 Touring as the protagonist of Silver Frost.” Finding beauty in the dark · by Frank Ore Despite San Francisco’s famously tempestuous weather, photographer Frank Ore and car owner Jonathan Bernbaum managed to create a scene that was truly special Photo: Frank Ore @dirtyalpine · Car owner: Jonathan Bernbaum @jbernbau“The story behind this car is really the story of maturing as a driver alongside the Porsche GT line-up,” says owner Jonathan Bernbaum. “My journey began with a 911 GT3 (type 991.1), where I first fell in love with track days, autocross and early-morning canyon runs. Over the years, I worked my way through the naturally-aspirated RS models and, with each step, my appreciation for the performance, design and philosophy of Porsche GT cars only grew stronger. “For me, the 911 GT3 RS (type 992.1) is the perfect culmination of that evolution. It’s a ruthless track weapon that instils confidence and encourages you to push harder every session, while offering a platform that feels consistent lap after lap. “As one of the first Tribute to Carrera RS cars delivered (a US-market exclusive package that paid homage to one of the greatest of all 911 sportscars), mine drew interest from several talented photographers eager to capture something special in a fittingly special place. We scheduled the shoot for sunset’s golden hour – but Mother Nature had other plans. Instead of sunshine, we were met with San Francisco’s notorious fog –affectionately known by residents as ‘Karl’ – along with a light drizzle of rain. “Not to be discouraged, Frank, the photographer, leaned into the elements to create a moody, dramatic atmosphere that perfectly matches the character of the car.” "A lot was happening, from running out of time to fog and rain rolling in," adds photographer Frank. "It was chaotic, to say the least. We had less than five minutes of clear, uninterrupted time, but that was enough to get a few shots and launch the drone. The scene set itself up; there wasn’t a real plan. We pulled up and it just worked."New badge unlocked · by Nick Kim Video courtesy of Nick Kim @whosnckk · Car owner: @trustthefund“I have always filmed my friends reversing down their driveway in their cars,” explains Nick Kim, “and thought it would be a cool idea to do the same thing with @trustthefund’s 911 GT3 RS (type 992). “I knew a shot of the car reversing down would look really cool, especially when it comes to showcasing the firmness of the 911 GT3 RS chassis. I’ve always been a fan of capturing candid moments because I feel that it embodies the energy of the scene in a much more authentic way. “Thanks to my friend @trustthefund, I was able to freely take photos and videos of the car with a shirt I had just created for my brand (@dearla.club) and also explore the car in depth. It truly felt like a full circle moment and it’s a day I will never forget.” Caught in a dream · by Devyn Mckillop Photographer Devyn Mckillop is a firm believer in authentic, cinematic-but-real storytelling. The idea for this shoot came from autumn road trip nostalgia: warm tones, winding roads and the feeling of freedom Photo: Devyn Mckillop @photosby.devyn · Car owner: @porscheofhalifax“This series was really inspired by a mix of luxury and adventure,” reveals Devyn Mckillop. “There’s something so fun about pairing a beautiful car with real, lived-in moments – and this day just had the perfect vibe for it. Nothing was overly posed or staged; it was just storytelling as it happened, and the Porsche Taycan 4S fit into that so naturally! “I’ve always loved Porsche for how intentional and design-focused it is. With the Taycan, I wanted to show it in a way that felt really lived-in, like something you could picture yourself driving. Beautiful Valley in Nova Scotia, grabbing coffee, picking up fresh flowers, jamming out to music with the windows down… all those simple moments that make a drive with your friends memorable. The Taycan naturally became part of the story instead of just a car in the background.” Garfield called – he wants his ride back · by Angel Fonseca Angel Fonseca grew up admiring Porsche thanks to his brother, and that early fascination still shapes his work today. He’s drawn to Porsche craftsmanship and design, which he says make every shot effortless Photo: Angel Fonseca @hijoflacko · Car owner: @puursche“I’ve always wanted to combine a beautiful car with changing leaves that occur during the fall season,” explains Angel Fonseca. “From the beginning of my career, colours have inspired my work as I always try to find a way to incorporate different types of tones and see how they can flow together. As we were taking photos of my friend’s 911, a cat from the farm appeared beside us and I thought including the cat in the photos would bring an element of playfulness and beauty I felt that I was missing. “My approach for this photoshoot is the same I use for every other photoshoot. I take everything I like and find a way to blend all of these interests into one and see how I can overlap it. “The goal with my work is to always document things that people tend to miss or overlook. Photography is my way of connecting with my emotions. I use it as an outlet to express myself in what I may be going through and feeling. This invites the opportunity for others to connect and relate to the body of work I’ve created. This drove me to become a photographer as it truly allows me to be myself.”Distorting reality · by @pxlprsche and @vip.collector Video courtesy of @pxlprsche and @vip.collector“This piece was an experiment combining pixel art with satisfying, almost meditative visuals and sound – what I called PXLASMR,” says digital artist, @pxlprsche. “The 911 GT3 RS is such a raw, aggressive machine, and I wanted to translate that energy into pixel form while creating something hypnotic to watch. The source footage from @vip.collector was stunning, and it gave me the perfect canvas to work with. “The 911 GT3 RS represents the purest expression of Porsche racing DNA in a road car. It's uncompromising, loud and unapologetically focused on performance. That intensity paired beautifully with the calming, repetitive nature of pixel art – there’s something satisfying about that contrast. Porsche has been a lifelong passion of mine, and the 911 GT3 RS holds a special place as a car that bridges the track and the street. “I’ve always been drawn to the intersection of nostalgia and modernity. Pixel art evokes the video games and digital experiences I grew up with, while tapping into how people consume content today – seeking moments of calm in a fast-paced world. With this piece, I wanted viewers to slow down and appreciate every pixelated detail of the 911 GT3 RS, almost like a meditation on automotive design.” Squeaky clean · by Ryan McGarrity Ryan McGarrity’s photography is all about revealing the unseen: rare cars in surprising locations, views most people never get to witness. What he loves most is the freedom to create on his own terms, without rules or limits Photo: Ryan McGarrity @tresspassive“What inspired me to create this image series was to give a modern super car a retro, vintage vibe,” Ryan McGarrity explains. “We were in palm springs, of course lots of mid-century, retro-type spots out there, and I came across this cool neon sign at the gas station. We were coming back down from a canyon drive, filming a YouTube video, and decided to pull over to grab some shots. “What sparked my creative approach was the fact that I love giving new modern hyper cars and super cars that vintage vibe in photos. Whether that’s shooting film photos, or VHS style videos, I love capturing car images and videos through that style of photography. “My general creative approach to all my photography is mainly what I call enhanced realism. To me that means capturing what I see in real life, and showing how it truly looks, just slightly enhanced to make it more pleasing to the eye. No crazy colour changes, major editing.” When the dust settles · by Liam Stringer The iconic Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, California proved a case of the perfect spot for the perfect car with this striking 911 GT3 RS Photo: Liam Stringer @ltarchives · Car owner @d.paulauskas“These photos were captured in Malibu, off the Pacific Coast Highway,” says Liam Stringer. “I’d driven past these spots many times and pictured a modern Porsche sitting in that scenery. The shot came together with a group of my friends around sunset. The light, the coastline and the atmosphere lined up perfectly for the shoot.My connection to the car stems from my friendship with its owner, David. On a deeper level, my connection to Porsche comes from being a third-generation Porsche owner, starting in the 1970s with my late grandfather, to my late father in the 2000s, to me in 2023. “I approach every photoshoot differently, but with this, I had a single goal in mind. I wanted to capture the car surrounded by natural beauty, which Malibu has everywhere – yet most of the Porsche community will never see a 911 GT3 RS here with their own eyes. I like to think these photos offered everyone a little moment to picture themselves behind the wheel at sunset, feeling that pure joy for themselves. “With my photography with two goals in mind: to create art with purpose and create memories. My close friends were the ones who pushed me into photography first. We spent time around cars, cameras and weekend drives. Shooting cars has helped me build friendships across the photography and Porsche communities. The shared interest brings people together and turns simple shoots into real connections. Memories that I can share and always go back to.” It’s called camouflage · by Daniel Minárik For owner Erik Gajdos, Porsche is about more than cars. It’s about the community it builds. His company now connects over 100 owners and he says that the energy at their gatherings makes the experience truly special Photo: Daniel Minárik @minarikd · Car owner @erik.gajdos“I’ve always loved shooting cars in environments where you wouldn’t naturally expect to find them,” says creator, Daniel Minárik. “My friend Erik invited me on a road trip with his Cayman GT4 (type 981) for a snow-driving weekend in Lungau, Austria. A Porsche GT car in deep winter conditions is one of those moments where the scene builds itself and you just have to be ready to capture it. “This particular car is one of those that deepened my love for Porsche in a very real way. A nearly daily-driven, manual Cayman GT4 – the kind of car that gets under your skin. I still hear the downshifts in my head while writing this. What made it even more meaningful was the journey itself: we drove it more than 600 km (373 miles) on the highway to get there, spent the entire weekend on a snow-driving event, and then drove the same 600 km back home – all with big smiles on our faces. It perfectly showed what I admire about Porsche: cars built to be driven, experienced, and enjoyed in every possible condition.” “This GT4 originally belonged to my best friend, adds Erik Gajdos. “When he bought it new, I told him that at least once in my life I wanted to own this exact car. Three years later, I bought it from him. When driving this Cayman GT4, I felt completely captivated by it. The precise, controlled handling combined with the incredible sound absolutely won me over.” No need for introductions · by Callum Dewar Callum Dewar’s images capture the mood that every Porsche fan recognises – the golden light of a sunset, a striking car and a sense of nostalgia woven through each frame Photo: Callum Dewar @callumdewarphoto · Car owner @mc14_rnn“These images were taken at the Nürburgring, a place all of us petrol heads are familiar with,” recalls Callum Dewar. “After some evening laps on the Nordschleife, we found some amazing locations to catch the sunset. It’s always the run and gun photoshoots that get you the best pictures. “I spent my childhood around many different cars, but Porsche has always stood out to me and became my favourite car brand. I try my best to tell stories through my content to express my love for Porsche and photography which helps bring the community together and express our love for cars. “The best part is these photos were taken on an 18-year-old digital camera. I always take my point and shoot everywhere I go, and I always seem to capture the best moments with it, just like these images. What was just a quick evening chasing the last sunlight and a few photos turned out to be so special.” “I’ve always been a Porsche nut,” says owner Sean. “Watching journalists like Richard Hammond, Chris Harris and Steve Sutcliffe rave about them has certainly sparked my interest in owning one in the future. But it wasn’t until I convinced my dad to buy a 991.2 GT3 in 2017 that I really fell in love with Porsche, when I got to experience a GT car first hand!”
Consumption and emission information911 GT3 RS
(WLTP): Fuel consumption combined: 13.2 l/100 km; CO₂ emissions combined: 299 g/km; CO₂ class: .
Taycan 4S
(WLTP): Electric energy consumption combined: 20.3 – 17.6 kWh/100 km; CO₂ emissions combined: 0 g/km; CO₂ class: .
Macan 4S Electric
(WLTP): Electric energy consumption combined: 20.4 – 17.7 kWh/100 km (preliminary value); CO₂ emissions combined: 0 g/km (preliminary value); CO₂ class: .
Macan Electric
(WLTP): Electric energy consumption combined: 19.3 – 16.7 kWh/100 km (preliminary value); CO₂ emissions combined: 0 g/km (preliminary value); CO₂ class: .
718 Cayman GT4 RS
(WLTP): Fuel consumption combined: 13.0 l/100 km (preliminary value); CO₂ emissions combined: 295 g/km (preliminary value); CO₂ class: G (preliminary value).
911 GT3 with Touring Package
(WLTP): Fuel consumption combined: 13.8 – 13.7 l/100 km; CO₂ emissions combined: 312 – 310 g/km; CO₂ class: .
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