Tech Start-up ‘Picture This’ Drops First Photography NFT With Renowned Photog...
On April 29, photography-focused tech start-up Picture This is finally launching the ‘Polar Bear’ NFT, which raises awareness and money towards climate change and the impact humans have on our planet. Digital artworks have seen a booming rise in sales and popularity since the start of the decade. Minting art as an NFT has enabled artists to reach audiences in ways earlier not fathomable. Now, the photography community is finally entering the NFT space. One devotee is Christian Houge. For decades, the artist’s dramatic photography has provoked a....
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The NFT space is exploding as more and more industries are putting their hat in the ring, launching projects of their own. Photography is no different. Photography continues to thrive thanks to social media platforms like Instagram. Today, taking photos is something people use to document their whole lives, not just take a family snapshot. […]
Looking for photography services in Australia? Customers willing to pay via bitcoin to Seagull Photography in Waitara, New South Wales, which is just outside of Sydney, can get a bargain. Anyone in need of a photographer that pays 1 BTC to the studio will receive an AU$400 voucher. Based on the current bitcoin price in Australian dollars, that's a 50% discount for using bitcoin. And it is cumbersome Australian banking processes that influenced Seagull's decision to promote bitcoin, says Mohammad Soltani, who helps his wife Azam Vahabzadeh with the technical side of the photography studio.....
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin framed the network’s next scaling step as both audacious and tightly risk-controlled, saying “Fusaka will fix this” while underscoring that “safety first is of the utmost importance.” In a detailed post, Buterin described Fusaka’s core feature—PeerDAS—as “trying to do something pretty unprecedented: have a live blockchain that does not require any […]
Abigail Scarlett. Abigail Scarlett is a professional photographer who lives in London and recently started her plan to live for six months via only bitcoin. She has some excellent work, and I do recommend visiting her site to take a look for yourself at abbybitcoin.com. Having been introduced to bitcoin in early 2014 by an housemate of hers when she lived in Brighton. He was (and probably still is) an enthusiastic bitcoiner, who was also a miner, she seems to have clearly been bitten by the bitcoin bug. She will be accepting only contracts that are paid in bitcoin for her photography work....
About halfway through the conversation at Money20/20, discussion turns to Kodak. It's not without merit. The photography giant once boasted more than 145,000 employees and $16bn in global revenues, but its empire all but crumbled due to rise of digital photography. To digital currency proponents, this shift has been held up as an example of what happens when incumbents fail to innovate when new technologies lead to the creation of new behaviors. In the face of tech that enables value to be sent at a low cost across national borders, industry supporters have long argued remittances are the....