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Pichi
@pichi
ngl, when I scroll the photo heavy channels and see an amazing photo (that looks professional or would be very difficult to take) I assume it’s stolen from the internet now. If you are a pro/semi pro photographer and you are new here, consider linking to your work in your bio. The incentives to farm engagement in certain channels are just too high and I refuse to believe there are suddenly hundreds of new photographers showing up who don’t put any mention of their portfolio or minted work in their profile.
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Grum Reapur
@rumbl.eth
@junglerush work was so good I had to go through every channel they had to confirm it was legit, and it is completely legit and PHENOMENAL.
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Srivatsan sankaran
@srimoam
Most of them are stolen, Pichi! Even I worried about it. I am still figuring out who are the real content creators? I have been in photography field more than 10 years and its truly devastating to see the situation in web3 surge.
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⚡STIICKZ⚡
@stiickz
The engagement farming is absolutely unreal at times. But to play devils advocate, some people like taking photos but don't identify as photographers enough to create a collection or a website 🤷♂️
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brileigh
@brileigh
same but different https://warpcast.com/matthewb/0x5727944f
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Its_kr
@krtashin.eth
I think we should add Exif data with every photography cast
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Daniel Lombraña
@teleyinex.eth
totally! I will add my IG and my unsplash page so people can see my photos as well.
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tim/vortac
@vortac
Well observed, same thought.
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Just Build
@justbuild
💯 💯 💯
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BabyHulk ☠Ⓜ️🎩
@jubayer00
Trust but verify—proof over pretty pictures.😊
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