My #NFT collection of mountain bonsai trees and dancing pine groves is now live. Looking back at my 10 year in South Korea I can happily say I am proud of the work I have created. Check out the collection at https://t.co/0CVpfCFuyq
@njburnell@TapirOne I am still alive! haha Was just taking a break for awhile enjoying my time with my son but starting to get the itch to go out and explore once more!
It's always fun digging through old photos and reminiscing old trips. Here's an oldie from 6 years ago. I am not one to shoot a lot of waterfalls, but I couldn't resist at least checking this beauty out while passing the area.
It seems that 3 months have passed since I listed this collection, so far I have not made any sales. Still available 15 NFTs 1/1 at 0.1 ETH. I invite you to discover the greatness of nature 🙂
#NFTCommunity#NFTartist#nftcollectors
Nature's rage in Bretagne, France. Last week I've been chasing storms at the stunning shorelines of Normandy and Bretagne - insane winds and high waves were all over lighthouses! This lighthouse is called du Four, it's 28 m high. Imagine how high the strike was!
@koloz193 Gotta thank TJ for the mention--lots of other amazing photographers here. I have a collection of Korean pine trees that is very close to my heart. https://t.co/0CVpfCXDMy
I am happy to announce that my collection of sand abstracts is now live on @sloikaxyz
https://t.co/eHVf6tiaU4
18 1/1 Images from my time spent exploring the dunes.
Quiet, minimalist images reflecting a more elegant mood for the viewer.
@BenHorne One could argue that youtube was once and still is a similar trend for photographers to make money. . If you posted a video that went viral would you calculate the view hours and feel responsible for all the cumulative electric use?
@BenHorne No one is forcing you to unfollow or block people and honestly the only divisiveness here is from people who feel the need to police how others are trying to make a money. You don’t know everyone’s situation and why they chose to make their personal decisions
@tjthorne_photo@Adobe I feel its gonna be 2030 and we will all be editing on super computers snd somehow adobe will still manage to not run perfectly smooth