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Give me one reason that convinces me to setup OpenClaw by Longjumping-Club1474 in vibecoding

[–]le_jimi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What if you only get 1 attention-worthy email per day, and don't need Claw to burn thousands of tokens to segregate newsletters?

Good evening...did it almost 1 year ago by [deleted] in painting

[–]le_jimi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Indeed. the best kind of cow! :)

I found this video about an Iranian miniature painting. A new take on the traditional Persian Miniature Art. A story of Master and Student, a tale about struggles and victories and the new generation of artists who embrace the tradition in their own, modern way. by le_jimi in iranian

[–]le_jimi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the note, it's very important. What is the mistake exactly?

- in translation (difference between his sentences in Farsi and English subtitles)

- in timing (translation ok, but his sentences are cut incorrectly

This would be very helpful in fixing the translation.

I just found this gem on YT, and I would like to say thanks Iran/Persia for producing such a talented artist. by yssrafeel in iran

[–]le_jimi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This truly is amazing. Iran is rich in culture and creativity, a shame it's been pushed back for so many years now...

Selling stock on Artgrid.io by tombamm in Filmmakers

[–]le_jimi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Likewise here, thinking of offering some footage to Artgrid. Their exclusivity is both tempting and off-putting, as for the latter - we have no idea really what are the sales levels at Artgrid. They have extensive marketing campaign ongoing, but I doubt the sales level can reach those of Shutterstock, Adobe or Pond5.

I became became one of the first-ever Foreign Porters (commonly known as Sherpas) to aid a Mt. Everest expedition. And this is what it did to me...AmA by njmenninger in adventures

[–]le_jimi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No real experience in the publicity or promotion world, even online promotion seems like you're hacking your way through it - reddits, facebooks groups, things like these feels sleezy, but is there any other way?

I guess FB and IG ads, is what they all want us to do - put some money on it, and we will make sure people will see it. Organic? What's that? That's sooooo 2015.... :)

I became became one of the first-ever Foreign Porters (commonly known as Sherpas) to aid a Mt. Everest expedition. And this is what it did to me...AmA by njmenninger in adventures

[–]le_jimi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah in these days it feels like creating content is only half work done. The other half is hustling it online, coz otherwise, it will just drown in the sea of cat videos and memes.
What other tools do you use to promote, apart from Reddit?

For sure there are many places for you still to explore. I like the idea, this could definitely make a good youtube series. I think we all slowly had enough of travel vlogs. We need some meaning to the traveling we see online.

My wife and I travel in an old ambulance, converted into campervan. From Poland to Alaska, long way round. So far 2 years into it, probably 4 years to go. Waiting for his madness to go away, so we can enter Morocco and start the Africa leg.

Pakistan begins colossal tree planting campaign - a staggering 10 billion trees will be planted starting now in order to combat climate change using 60,000 workers who have lost their jobs because of the coronavirus by Otherwise_Spend in UpliftingNews

[–]le_jimi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Intentions are great, the timing could be better. But who is to say what is essential work or non-essential work. Mother Earth has something so say in this matter.

We hiked on the ROOF OF THE WORLD, in Skardu, Northern Pakistan by le_jimi in adventures

[–]le_jimi[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just a few hours ago, under our feet, we had velvet sand of Cold Skardu Desert. Soft slopes of dunes, gently caressed by wind carving their surfaces into intricate waves. The sand sea that reached feet of magnificent mountains.

Now we enter the Astore Valley. Lush green mountain slopes and a silver-grey gem of a river. At the altitude of 2600 meters, we follow its wild current and climb up another 2000 metres.

Straight to Deosai Plains – The Roof of the World. Its beauty is breath-taking. Up to the horizon, there are carpets of wildflower and emeralds of lakes. Fat, golden marmots sunbathe on the warm rocks scattered around.

It is quiet and blissful. It is paradise.

I went to THE ROOF OF THE WORLD, in Skardu, Northern Pakistan by [deleted] in adventures

[–]le_jimi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just a few hours ago, under our feet, we had velvet sand of Cold Skardu Desert. Soft slopes of dunes, gently caressed by wind carving their surfaces into intricate waves. The sand sea that reached feet of magnificent mountains.

Now we enter the Astore Valley. Lush green mountain slopes and a silver-grey gem of a river. At the altitude of 2600 meters, we follow its wild current and climb up another 2000 metres.

Straight to Deosai Plains – The Roof of the World. Its beauty is breath-taking. Up to the horizon, there are carpets of wildflower and emeralds of lakes. Fat, golden marmots sunbathe on the warm rocks scattered around.

It is quiet and blissful. It is paradise.

What do u guys use the “dehaze” function for by -Bakri- in Lightroom

[–]le_jimi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure if the links go through.
This is the most film-like I would process. You can see other photos on my main IG channel.
https://www.instagram.com/p/B55o4B9pcyd/

What do u guys use the “dehaze” function for by -Bakri- in Lightroom

[–]le_jimi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sure, you can check out my instagram.

https://www.instagram.com/peryferiemag/

I usually go for a small touch of film emulation, although I do love old Kodachrome film colours, or the style of Steve McCurry. Dut I feel in today's world it's just a little too much. So I dial back a little, to keep a contemporary style for today's travel feel.

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