Lyrak is a new photo-sharing app. Unlike Instagram, Lyrak does not have incessant ads and videos. Also, no data collection or AI training of your photos. Can it replace your Insta habit? Lyrak is a photo-sharing app Rishi Siva, founder of Lyrak, contacted us recently. He described Lyrak like this:
Social media is an essential component of your personal brand or your business strategy. Lots of people can “do” social media, but doing it right can reap huge benefits. Here is my 5-step process to improve your social media game. Know your audience Of course you’re excited to create social
By now, everyone knows that Instagram is no longer a photo sharing app. However, it seems that there aren’t a lot of social media options designed especially for photographers. Still, we can’t deny that social media remains important platform for sharing work and projects. But which is the best option for
Did you realize there are over 148,000 working photographers in the United States? If you make a living helping other people capture their memories with the help of a high-quality camera, your main goal should be to make your business venture more profitable. Accomplishing this goal will require both hard
This morning, Twitter announced they had joined The Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA), a group dedicated to addressing disinformation, misinformation and online content fraud. Founded by Adobe, Arm, BBC, Intel, Microsoft and TruePic, C2PA is tackling these problems by developing technical standards to certify the source and history,
Looking to create awesome visuals for your social media feed? Here’s how to use negative space like a boss!
You’re loving the matte look … but less the idea of having the same one as everyone else? Here’s how to create YOUR ultimate matte preset! Social media posts that stands out Besides content quality, originality and consistency are also important keys to have a compelling social media account. The
Originally announced last October during Adobe MAX 2019, the Content Authenticity Initiative (CAI) is an effort by Adobe, the New York Times and Twitter to develop a content attribution solution. The goal “is to increase transparency online by giving digital media artists and creators a tool to claim authorship and
Congratulations, you produced a nice video for social media! Now, what format and specs do you need so your video upload is accepted and looking its best on each social media channel? I’ll guide you through requirements for the major players: YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Tradeoffs Like many things
While Adobe revealed the latest updates at Adobe MAX earlier this month, they also had a sort of “one more thing,” to quote Steve Jobs. The Content Authenticity Initiative (CAI) — a partnership between Adobe, The New York Times Company and Twitter — aims to develop an industry standard when
With the marketing and social marketplace changing on what seems like a daily basis, it’s easy to get overwhelmed and think you have to be active on every platform imaginable. It’s great to have profiles on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Google Plus, Flickr, Instagram, 500px, LinkedIn, MySpace (wait, MySpace?!?)… You get the
Let’s face it — as photographers, we have to spend a ton of time on social media sharing our images. But depending on the platform, it’s not as easy as just clicking the “Upload” button. Different social networks recommend different image sizes, in order to make your photos look as
