Luke Tannous

Lifestyle photographer

[Luke Tannous @LukeTannous]

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Style isn’t something you decide upfront.

It comes from years of experimenting — then naturally repeating what works and letting go of what doesn’t.

Consistency isn’t limitation.
It’s clarity.

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A good LinkedIn headshot isn’t about posing or looking corporate.

Solid colours, simple grooming, and a calm process make the biggest difference. When people feel comfortable, confidence shows naturally.

Prepare well. Keep it simple.

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Trends move fast in photography.

Timeless work moves slowly.

The images that last usually come from intent and restraint — not from chasing what’s new.

Longevity isn’t accidental.
It’s designed.

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You don’t need to know how to pose.
You don’t need to arrive confident.
You don’t need to be “photogenic.”
A good portrait session isn’t about asking more from you — it’s about creating space to relax and be yourself.
That’s where strong portraits begin.

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Most people think good portraits come from confidence.
They don’t.
They come from comfort.
When the technical side is handled quietly, people relax. Posture improves... Click to read more...

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Choosing the Right Lens for Portrait Photography (And Why It Matters to You)

Most people assume great portraits come down to the camera or the editing. In reality, one of the biggest influences on how a portrait feels is the lens being used.
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@LngThHu8 @Cryptopia_NZ Where are you guys answering the questions for claims? Is it already out?

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@DeviousPL @ihatepumpndump @Newsy @newsmax @OANN So do you think its not because its not a well known crypto but rather that the fees are too high for real worl use?

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@DeviousPL @ihatepumpndump @Newsy @newsmax @OANN I do agree with you with the gov issue and also with the fees being close to zero. I suppose Im optimistic that that is their end goal.

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@DeviousPL @ihatepumpndump @Newsy @newsmax @OANN This was a continuation of last response.

[Luke Tannous @LukeTannous]

@DeviousPL @ihatepumpndump @Newsy @newsmax @OANN ... things like elec and airtime can be bought cheaper with going to dollar first. And hopefully in the future if etn becomes more recognized people in this situation won't have to convert at all

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@DeviousPL @ihatepumpndump @Newsy @newsmax @OANN Weren't they forced to go partial kyc for the purpose to get the airtime companies etc on board? I hear you with 20% my perspective with that is because its still new (& assume it would drop overtime) but also still cheaper than converting 2 $ 2 buy elec etc

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@DeviousPL @ihatepumpndump @Newsy @newsmax @OANN I'm sincerely wanting to understand your view, so I'm not replying just for the sake of an argument more of a conversation.

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@paultilsley No problem at all :)

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@DeviousPL @ihatepumpndump @Newsy @newsmax @OANN Innovation such as being useful for small payments and options to purchase airtime and electricity. I live in a 3rd world country and can see the potential of this crypto. Its evolved into something much more promising than just decentralization.