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Hi everyone! I’m a new author specialised in real cello tracks. Great to be a part of this community.

Super happy because my first track was just accepted by the reviewer! On my AudioJungle tracks I play a real cello, not sampled. First track is called Autumn Rain Cello Soundscape, inspired by the mood of a rainy autumn afternoon at home, and features a beautiful 250+ old cello against a soundscape made with guitars, piano and lots of effects.

I’m planning on recording many more of these cello + soundscapes, as well as some classic stuff like Bach etc, and probably seasonal (Christmas!) music as well :slight_smile:

Cheers,

CelloReality

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Hello everybody !

I am Sylphania and i live in Paris, France. I am a singer now recording another album. Very happy to be part of Audiojungle and to create music and sound, my biggest passion !

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Have a great day !

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Hello there, I am albatross from India. I have a marketing & Advertising agency serving clients worldwide.

Hey. Hope you all doing good in this PANDEMIC and staying safe too. I am from INDIA and we are into designing admin template and developing frontend into popular technology. profile link. If you get time to check profile then please review our work and do comment so we can update it.

Thank you for your time.
It is Wonderfull to be a part of open network.

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Hello! whats up! :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

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Hello people just wanted to leave a footprint i have been with envato community since 2017 But finally have started as author now and made my first sale today.
Thanks Everyone Looking Further To Connect

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Best of Luck.

Hello, everyone!

My name is John. I’m new here and feeling excited about getting started! :smiley: It’s wonderful to see that there’s a strong, well-established community here. I’m looking forward to reading through all of the old posts and learning from each of you. It’s motivating to see the success that many of you have had; I hope to one day be able to say the same! :slight_smile:

I’d be honored if you took a look at my portfolio–constructive feedback would also be greatly appreciated.

Thanks for your time. Happy creating!

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Welcome fellow artist! Wish you the best of luck with sales and promo!

Hello, do you practice iaido?

No just basic samurai moves for fun :slight_smile:

I am Nazmul Islam from Bangladesh.

Hello, Myself Daniel from UAE

MargJohnsonVA on T20 and Envato, beachloverslane on IG. I live in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, USA

“A camera” has been on my Christmas list numerous times over the years. I’ve snapped away with 110, 126 and 35mm film point-and-shoot cameras at various points in my life. Taking a photography class in high school introduced me to the world of SLR cameras and learning to actually capture something halfway close to “art.” My interest was further enhanced by working for several years in a camera store where I ran the photo printing lab. Editing photos is still one of my favorite parts of photography.

In 2004, I discovered a website that not only let you post reviews of recipes you tried but also photos. My passion for food photography was ignited! Thankfully, by now, we were entering the digital photography era which meant it didn’t cost anything to take a dozen photos of a plate of muffins. My family quickly got used to me spending the first few minutes of dinner taking pictures of my plate if I tried a new recipe. I was one of the moderators on the photo forum until the forums were discontinued by the new owners. Even though I don’t participate much anymore, my account on food.com contains 100s of recipes, 100s of reviews and 1000s of photos.

I later volunteered to teach a photography class in my kids’ home schooling co-op. I found you really learn a subject by having to teach it, especially when you force yourself to do the assignments along with the students. Each year I taught, I expanded my knowledge and hopefully continued to improve my composition and techniques.

In 2015, I accepted a friend’s challenge to take part in Project 365. It requires you to take at least one creative photo a day. It was a lot of fun and pretty easy…at first. Then as the days piled up, it became a little harder to find things to take photos of in a new, interesting way around the house or in the yard. However, it pushed me to learn how to use more features and settings on my camera, to look at ordinary objects from a different angle and even become more sensitive to how the changing light can affect the outcome of a photo.

About midway through 2015, I retired as a homeschool mom and then stumbled across Twenty20. I had joined when they were Instacanvas but none of my images sold. I deleted those horrible phone snaps and started uploading camera images. After selling a few photos and winning a Challenge, I was hooked. I now have an entire sunroom dedicated to taking stock photos with way, way, way too many props, backgrounds and equipment. Here’s to the next chapter of this journey! :beers:

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@MargJohnsonVA

Virginia - what a beautiful part of the States to live in. We’ve been over that side of the pond a few times, Bakersfield, LA, Sequoia National Park, Georgia and who doesn’t want to visit Las Vegas???

It sounds like you have had a wonderful life so far, food and photography. Keep on moving and enjoy whatever happens next.

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Hi @Revturkey - that’s a shame but I understand to some degree your concerns. You edited your own post but I read, saw and understood what you were saying. Good luck and best wishes.

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