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Looking back at the top-selling images of 2012, we have identified five key trends of the visual language of sustainability across a range of industries. ...

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As Art Director, I usually work with a single photographer on a shoot, so it was an interesting challenge to work with roughly 15 people at once....

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I have been lucky enough to have had three mentors in my photographic career. The first told me never to shoot nature photography without a chainsaw. ...

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We often hear about how photography has been devalued by digital technology, but rarely about what truly great art means in this avalanche of pictures....

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If the race is tight, we have to get the shot of them on the finish line with their heads dipping forward, that captures the closeness ......

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Photographer Bruce Bennett explains the history and use of the benchcam (more affectionately known as the spitcam) in NHL Hockey games....

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I have just completed my seventh year as senior news photographer for Getty Images in the UK — And, as the video below will show you — what a year! I started at Getty Images...

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Year in Focus: The images that defined 2011

December 19, 2011 | 6 Comments

From the Arab Spring to turmoil in the global economy, royal weddings to the Rugby World Cup — 2011 has been a momentous year. Our award-winning photographers covered more than 8,000 news events, 19,000 sports...

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An old-standing tradition took place this past weekend: The University Boat Race between Oxford and Cambridge. This particular race is one of the cornerstones of British sport, pitting students against each other on one of...

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Frank Worth, Courtesy of Emage International/Getty Images He was a charmer. The way Marilyn leaned in, and James Dean tipped his hat, or Liz skirted through. His was a reassuring welcome presence amid the cut and splice of the...

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Brenda Ann Kenneally, a winner of a Getty Images Editorial Photography Grant, completed her project recently exploring class inequity in America. She followed seven women from the post-industrial city of Troy and captured their coming...

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David Gillanders, winner of a Getty Images Editorial Photography Grant has recently completed his project, where he documents violence and knife crime in Glasgow, Scotland. In his summary, Gillanders writes, “The Getty Images Grant gave...

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We don’t talk about it often, but as a company, we are keenly aware of how our business affects individuals and society on many levels, everyday. Imagery is powerful. And, as such, we are grateful...

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Getting Ready for the Commonwealth Games

October 1, 2010 | 1 Comments

Matt King poses with the mascot upon arrival. So far so good in sunny Delhi! We have arrived in time to set up and explore before the 19th Commonwealth Games begin. We arrived to our...

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