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Restored Exclusive Raphael Art Images from Bridgeman
Bridgeman have new and exclusive post-restoration photography of Raphael’s preliminary study for his fresco masterpiece the School of Athens, via the amazing Veneranda Biblioteca Ambrosiana collection.
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Digging for Gold - Finding The Unfindable
Three expert researchers and archive producers will tell you their secrets for finding those hidden clips which transform your production at footagemarketplace London 2019
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NaturePL Channels Blue Planet
Many people are really enjoying the BBC’s current Blue Planet Live series, with the next programme scheduled for transmission on Sunday.
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StockFood Takes Over Travel Photo Agency Look
On April 1st, 2019, StockFood GmbH will take over the German travel photo agency Look. All employees, including their long-standing customer advisors and photo editors, will join the StockFood team.
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March Highlights from Nature Picture Library
The last month has seen a dramatic influx of new material to the nature specialist photolibrary, with a particular emphasis on marine life, reptiles, birds and invertebrates.
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fotofringe – Another Good Year
The annual stock photography event was a vibrant affair, with visitor levels up on last year. 76 photolibraries and industry suppliers took part. A wide range of photobuyers came in, from users as diverse as editorial, TV, advertising, apps and jigsaw-puzzle manufacturers.
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Mary Evans Collection of the Week - GP Archive
Petrolheads awake! Not only does the 2019 Formula 1 season rev into action this Sunday with the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne, but this seemed an opportune moment to wave the chequered flag over the GP Archive, an incredible photographic resource recording the post-war history of motor racing.
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Getting Rights Right
Based in Derby, Emily Taylor is a freelance picture editor and researcher. Having previously worked with Rex Features, and advertising agency Corbis, Emily now predominantly works educational textbook publishers.
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Mauritius Images Launches New Website
The Germany-based photolibrary has created a new website which will make searching for images easier and quicker for its photobuyer customers.
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Is Research Changing Direction?
Daniela Hart is a freelance picture editor, and also tutors the Picture Research course at the London School of Publishing.
’Digital magazines in general tend to love illustration - that seems to be a new trend. I was recently working for The Pool, and they commission a lot of illustrations.
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Reelin’ In The Years Now Expands Its Vast Archive To Include Photos
The music footage specialist is now licencing still images. With their in-depth knowledge of music and the size of their archive, they are uniquely placed to offer both footage and photos.
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Werner Forman Archive - 60 Years of Unique Images of Ancient Civilisations
Werner Forman spent his whole life travelling the world and photographing the remains and artefacts of ancient cultures. His legacy is a treasure trove of fascinating images, and in some cases, recordings of things that have disappeared since he recorded them on film
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Shipwreck Ahoy! Gibson & Sons Archive
The Gibson archive of dramatic and often haunting images, assembled over 125 years (1872 to 1997) by four generations of the Gibson family, records over 200 wrecks – the ships, heroic rescues, survivors, burials and salvage scenes.
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EWA Scanning Services for Photolibraries
The homes, gardens and interiors library also runs a specialist scanning service aimed at photolibraries and photographers so you can get top-quality scans from your analogue images.
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Don’t Miss fotofringe on 21st March
Fotofringe this year has an expanded, international, theme and must-attend sessions, as well as the opportunity to talk to many of the best image agencies and collections in the world.
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Peru's First Women Porters Make History on the Inca Trail
These trailblazing Peruvians are breaking the glass mountain as the first and only women to work as official porters on the famous route up the Andes – a National Geographic special report.
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Focus on Flynn
’Tom Clazie Flynn is a photographer and picture editor, recently having left football magazine FourFourTwo to go freelance.
Whilst at FourFourTwo, one brief unsuspectingly uncovered a period of Italian football photography that was largely undiscovered in England.
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Mary Evans Collection of the Week - Kevin Walsh Nostalgia
If you’re a keen jigsaw puzzler then you may already be familiar with the work of Kevin Walsh. Kevin is a contemporary artist who specialises in painting nostalgic scenes from the past,
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BAPLA FOCUS at fotofringe
Since its inaugural event in 2014, BAPLA FOCUS has established itself as the must-attend event in the picture industry. Now they are holding a new version of this seminar at fotofringe.
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NaturePL Features Tuna-Herding Sea Lions
A look at a newly-discovered method these intelligent predators use to catch tuna in the shallow waters off the Galapagos Islands – they co-operate to herd them into coves where the can catch them or drive them ashore.
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AWL Images Launches New Website
The specialist in landscape and travel images has unveiled a brand new website, featuring an array of stunning, premium quality travel photography supplied by many of the world’s finest photographers.
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6th Annual Survey of Creative Pros: Stock Image Licensing
VisualSteam have created a report, surveying what creative professionals are saying about stockphotos, video, search, and free content.
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The Second World War In Colour Pictures
An Imperial War Museum book released today showcases Ted Dearberg’s rare colour photographs, which highlight the key role that aerial battles played.
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February Highlights from Nature Picture Library
February Highlights from Nature Picture Library
The nature specialist has added a wealth of great new nature and landscape material to their site in the last month.
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Deutsche Borse Photography Foundation Prize 2019 Shortlist
The four artists shortlisted for the Deutsche Borse Photography Foundation Prize 2019 and showing at The Photographers’ Gallery from the 8th March are Laia Abril, Susan Meiselas, Arwed Messmer, and Mark Ruwedel.
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Karl Lagerfeld has died aged 85
The great German fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld who once described himself as the "Joan of Arc of design" has died aged 85.
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Mary Evans Collection of the Week - Molly Brett
Illustrator Molly Brett’s appealing and colourful drawings for children feature animals as their mainstay, a subject she had plenty of time to grow close to during her childhood in the Surrey countryside in the early years of the 20th century. With the encouragement of her mother,
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New Library Launches - Uncommon Caribbean
Uncommon Caribbean, an innovative travel and lifestyle website showcasing the best of the West Indies, has announced the launch of Uncommon Caribbean Images, an all-new online RF stock photo library dedicated exclusively to Caribbean travel and tourism.
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New, Rare Images Of African Black Panther
Breaking news from NaturePL: British photographer Will Burrard-Lucas has just come back from photographing a black leopard in Kenya. His images are thought to be the first scientific documentation of such a creature in Africa in nearly a century.
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Masks Throughout History from Werner Forman Archive
Masks have played a part in human society from its very beginnings to today. During his long photographic career, Werner Forman photographed masks from all around the world, and many different eras.
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Mary Evans Collection of the Week - John Barrett
Collector John Barrett’s photographic images span the first 30 years of the 20th century, and are the original photographic prints used in the picture book The Pageant of the Century published in 1933 by Odhams Press.
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“The colder and more frozen the landscape, the better I feel”
Robert Harding’s blog covers the mountain photography of Italian photographer Roberto Moiola, who lives in the Alps and travels worldwide to satisfy his passion for nature photography.
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alpineSTOCK.com
alpineSTOCK.com is committed to specialize in images of the worlds high alpine regions. Media buyers benefit from a wide variety of handpicked and mostly exclusive stock photos, royalty free or rights managed.
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Celebrating the Year of the Pig
Today is the start of the Chinese New Year and the first day of the Year of the Pig and NaturePL are marking this event with galleries of this intelligent and social animal.
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Tate Britain Exhibition Don McCullin
A new retrospective covering the 60 years of powerful images created by Don McCullin, renowned as one of Britain’s finest war photographers, but also covering his work on poverty, and more recently his landscapes opens at Tate Britain.
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Mary Evans Collection of the Week - Pauline Baynes
Pauline Baynes (1922-2008) is best-known for her book illustrations, particularly the magical pictures accompanying C. S. 1960s. Mary Evans Picture Library have an arrangement with Williams College in Massachussetts, who now manage the Estate of Pauline Baynes, to make her work for the ILN publications available for licencing.
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Images from Africa by NaturePL
The nature and wildlife specialist is throwing its focus on Africa this month, with great images from the mysterious waters of the Okavango Delta to the parched dryness of Namibia, as well as other popular destinations.
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4Corners Images - Romania Revealed
Romania remains a European enigma emerging from the shadow of dictatorial rule decades after it ended. On his visit, travel photographer Jan Wlodarczyk focused on Transylvania and some beautiful historic towns.
These included Sibiu, Brasov and Sighisoara as well as Timisoara in Western Romania, the Parang Mountains and Iron Gates National Park.
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Can JPEGs Be Improved to RAW Quality?
Will using AI processing be able to restore some of the loss that JPEG files drop due to their format? Dr Feng Yang discusses how this can be possible, increasing the quality of huge numbers of photographs including those of stock libraries.
JPEGs are a “lossy” compression system to reduce the file size of images.
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The Uncomfortable Truth About Travel Photography
Jonathan Reid is an accomplished travel photographer, and writes an interesting article about the realities of travel photography, which defines the difference between creating an interesting and unique image, and shooting a picture that will have commercial sales possibilities.
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Laura Grier's Photographic Guide to India
The experience of growing up in Indonesia, surrounded by different languages and cultures from a very young age, instilled in Laura Grier a fierce sense of wanderlust. The dynamic travel photographer and writer has been to 78 countries and 7 continents during a career spanning 16 years of shooting.
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Introducing New Library Figurestock
The addition of a good figure can create drama, mystery, movement and excitement, or bring characters from a book to life. Figurestock was created by a book cover designer and photographer to help find your perfect hero, heroine, villain or victim.
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Mint Images Now Distributes Spaces Images Globally
As of 1st December 2018, Mint Images has agreed worldwide exclusive distribution rights for the Spaces Images collection. Both companies are very excited to be working together.
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ZEISS launch 2019 Photography Awards
The ZEISS Photography Award is now in its fourth year – and is calling on ambitious photographers from across the globe to present their work around the theme “Seeing Beyond – The Unexpected” to the international jury of experts.
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National Portrait Gallery Public Appeal for Renovation
The National Portrait Gallery has revealed the first images of proposed designs by Jamie Fobert Architects, working in partnership with Purcell, for the Gallery’s biggest ever development since the building in St Martin’s Place, London opened in 1896. The designs were unveiled as the Gallery launched Make History, a public appeal to raise funds for the ?35.5 million project.
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