Passion For Photography Exploring The World With A Camera And Sharing Its Beauties
Australia
Joined October 2022
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My mod-and-buddy @ItsCodyEdwards has been passionate about photography since god knows when. Glad to have created the burrow which kickstarted his Crypto and NFTs journey, and most importantly reignited his passion.
@LTALMedia basically represents his journey and I'm really pleased to be supporting him. Like I said now there are a few use cases of NFTs that I believe will be here to stay, and art is definitely one of them. He's also allowed you to print the physical whenever you wish to - so no having to lug some big ass poster whenever you shift house because you won something and weren't ready for it yet.
I'm a sucker for sunsets so I chose this, but do give him a follow and check out his collection if you're interested. Happy to be supporting Mad Kats in the burrow and tbh whoever else is still here. The privilege is mine 🫡
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By all means be inspired but don’t change your style just because something is popular
Be true to what art you want to create, what burns deep inside your soul not someone else’s
The next big crazy may just come from your hand 🙏
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We support royalties.
We always have.
And we always will.
By September 30th, Rarible.com will no longer aggregate orders from OpenSea, LooksRare or X2Y2.
ALT A letter from the Co-Founder of Rarible. Letter reads: "Web3 offers an underlying promise of hope, especially for artists and creators. More than just minting NFTs, this space is about redefining the paradigm in which creativity is valued and compensated. We cannot continue to standby as that promise is taken away. Decentralization offers the opportunity to dispel the stigma of the “starving artist”, and enable the continued growth of projects through true ownership and ongoing earnings. The principle of royalties is at the heart of decentralization —a continual affirmation of a creator’s value in every transaction. We stand in solidarity with creators and artists. That’s why we will no longer support marketplaces that neglect royalties. For too long, marketplaces have moved without the community. Today, we're inviting you to step forward and define the future of Web3 together with us. Join the conversation. Share your vision. Your voice matters. Alex Salnikov, Co-Founder"
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Heading to bed, leaving the day behind with this final thought…
Being an artist in this space isn’t easy, but it’s been worth all the hard work and perseverance. There’s been feelings of euphoria, as well as feelings of doubt, but the feeling of excitement has never left me.
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Gm Kings & Queens💙
My @SuperRare genesis piece “Night in Galata” is still available!
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This post is for photographers and creatives who want to participate in @X's revenue-sharing program. Here is how you can realistically achieve 15M+ impressions over the next 3 months👇
1. Do a deep dive into your own account and take note of your best-performing content over the last few years. Compile your best work into one folder on your computer. Get ready to re-post all of it.
2. Make sure you have enough content to post at least four times per day for the next three months. Not every post has to be a banger, but you need to be putting out a lot of quality work every single day.
3. Allow at least a few hours between each post. For example, right now I'm trying to post at 6am, 9am, 12pm, 3pm, and 6pm.
4. Repost your own posts. I usually wait 4-5 hours after posting, and I always see a significant increase in impressions by doing this.
5. As has always been the case, make sure your media sets are aesthetically pleasing and eye-catching. I've found that what performs best are sets of four 16:9 images and single vertical images. Avoid posting vertical images in posts with multiple pieces of content. If you do, post the vertical image as the first image in a set of 3, with the remaining two images being horizontal crops.
6. Reply to posts. You've probably seen many threads focusing on this one, and yes, it's effective. Set post notifications for large accounts and try to be the first to reply. Make sure your interaction is genuine, not just spam. This shouldn't be your main strategy, but it's a great way to supplement the impressions of your posts.
Your posting frequency can vary depending on the size of your audience and your engagement rate. For example, with an audience of 44,000, I'm currently averaging 45,000 impressions per media post. At this rate, if I want to hit the 15M impression mark within the next 90 days, I need to post at least 4 times per day.
This seems like a lot of work, and it is. I haven't become eligible yet, so I'm not even sure if the payout will be worth it. But, I think it's definitely worth a try if these numbers are within reach. Who knows, you might be able to make this app into a substantial revenue stream!
I'll be posting more informative threads like this one for my subscribers, so if you found this helpful, be sure to subscribe! – at Bellingham, WA
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#NewProfilePic was given this cool piece by a good friend of mine. If you you’re into photography nfts check out @LTALMedia real art with real character
