TOKEN ECONOMY

Photography Grows Through Practice

Photography is not something we learn in a single workshop or field trip. It develops gradually through observation, experimentation, reflection and repetition.

Some forms of practice can be enjoyed by everyone through the community and membership.

Others require smaller groups, more time, and more personal attention.

That is why De-CONNECT uses Practice Tokens.

Practice Tokens are not a membership tier.

They are simply a way to participate more deeply when you feel ready.

Membership Gives You The Rhythm

 

Your membership gives you access to:

• Weekly Newsletter
• Community Activities
• Weekly Practice
• Learning Resources

These provide the foundation for a regular photography practice.

A gentle rhythm of seeing, learning and making.

Practice Tokens Give You Depth

Practice Tokens can be used for:

• Field Trips
• Photo Reviews
• Workshops
• Guided Programmes

These activities provide opportunities for deeper learning, feedback and development.

Participate when it suits your schedule.

There is no rush.

Why Do We Use Practice Tokens?

A field trip can only accommodate a certain number of people.

A photo review takes time and attention.

A workshop often involves preparation and facilitation.

Using Practice Tokens helps us organise these activities fairly, while keeping participation flexible.

Members can decide when, where and how they would like to participate

Ways To Get Practice Tokens

As your interest grows, you may decide to participate more often.

Practice Tokens can be obtained through:

1. Starter Pack — 6 Tokens

For members who would like a little more participation over the next few weeks or months.

→ Learn More About Starter Pack


2. Author Track Package — 15 Tokens

For members who plan to participate regularly throughout the year.

→ Learn More About Author Track

A Simple Way To Think About It

Photo Plus

Build a rhythm.


Starter Pack

Participate more.


Author Track

Build something.


Choose the pace that feels right for you.

There is no rush.

Photography is not a race.

It is a practice.