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MARC AYRES

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Why It Might Be Time to Ditch Meta and Twitter as a Photographer

For years us photographers have relied on platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter to showcase our work, connect with an audience, and even find job opportunities. But as 2025 rolls on, it’s becoming increasingly clear that these platforms no longer serve us the way they once did. I made the decision to close all my social media accounts in December 2024, and while that left a void, I’ve been more than happy to fill it with BlueSky and Substack. Here’s why you might want to consider making the switch too.

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tags: social media, photographer, marc ayres
Wednesday 03.19.25
Posted by Marc Ayres
 

Worship

In the tapestry of human existence, the things we collect offer a profound reflection of our passions, memories, and identities. "Worship" is a photography project that delves into this fascinating aspect of human life, showcasing the myriad items we treasure—be it vinyl records, stamps, coins, or other collectibles. This project is not merely about the objects themselves but explores the intimate relationship between collectors and their cherished items, highlighting the meticulous care, pride, and reverence that accompanies these collections

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tags: music, vinyl, vinyl records, collector, collections, photography project, photographer
Saturday 06.08.24
Posted by Marc Ayres