Akron

#16 in the Okearah B&W Collection

📸 - Kimani Okearah • 1-13-2017 • Sacramento, California

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Stats:

• Lens: 2012 Canon 50mm
• Focus: Auto
• Stabilization: Lens
• Aperture: 1.8
• Shutter: 1/500

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1/1 • This is the only available edition of this black and white photograph on any blockchain. You're trading for the full non-commercial rights to this creation, and the commercial rights of the photographer include Mr. Kimani Okearah (thekimansta.eth) at 35% of any measurable revenue or transferable value produced by this work in any tangible medium, whether known now or hereafter created.

Mr. Okearah reserves the right to produce other edits of the root photograph.

Securing this one-of-one photograph and perpetually issuing the 35% photographer royalty from any measurable revenue or transferable value secures the holder of this NFT the commercial license to this photo, limited to the rights of the photographer.

Derivative Terms and Conditions:

• Maximum of ten (10) works allowed from any single custodial wallet during their relationship with this non-fungible token.
• Each work is limited to one hundred (100) editions from any single custodial wallet during their relationship with this non-fungible token.
• No simianization of any kind will be tolerated.
• No genitalia of any kind will be tolerated.
• No material defaming the photographer or any coincidental subject will be tolerated.
• All works must be submitted for approval in the Top Brass DAO of Let Me Out Productions, the curation platform for the Okearah B&W collection.
• At least 70% of the pixels in the image must be significantly changed in order for the work to be considered a derivative.
• Reflective of the immutable terms of this non-fungible asset, all derivatives must include thekimansta.eth at 35% of the primary transaction, and 3.5% of secondary transactions.
• Derivatives must be offered as non-commercial collectibles.

RAW not included.

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Special Utility

Mr. Okearah will arrange the delivery of a 36"x24" canvas print of this photograph to the first collector of the artwork. This is serialized with the Token ID and another immutable and token-gated blockchain facility for documenting & tracking the print.