The question felt like words pulled out of a sci-fi novel, but there it was: Could a computer replace me? As a photographer, I’ve watched the list of lawsuits piling up between creators and generative artificial intelligence companies with the same siren call that a bird feeder seems to generate after seven days of quarantine.
Earlier this year I wrote an opinion piece on the photo-sharing platform, Clickasnap. I praised the concept, which aims to ensure photographers get paid, but was critical of some of the design and functionality.
We’re excited to announce a number of updates to Licensing, including that Licensing is now available on both the Android and iOS apps and the ability to request and add a digital model release to your submissions on web and both apps.
You shouldn't be unfamiliar with AI; you use it every day. It's in the store, your computer, even in your car. AI has advanced so much over the past 20 years, and it's now able to do many tasks that were once only reserved for humans.
Members of Shutterstock's contributor community will surely be excited about today's big news. The earnings of over 1 million artists, photographers, videographers, and musicians across the globe since 2004 not only reached a whopping total of $1 billion but also surpassed it.
If you're a stock photographer with work on Shutterstock, you may soon find yourself connecting with more marketers looking for exactly the content you're offering. Shutterstock has announced today a partnership with IBM to help marketers build engaging digital experiences through their creative platform.
We all know what they're like: stock photos are pretty basic because most people and advertisers are pretty basic. They lack creativity; but the folks over at DepositPhotos decided to collaborate with five photographers with different backgrounds to deliver their own totally unique take on the stereotypical stock photo.
Photographer Kate Chebotareva reimagines her favorite pop-art masterpieces by Andy Warhol, Robert Indiana and other famous artists. She uploads her works to stock photography websites. Kate is based in Rostov-on-Don, Russia.
500px is awarding five $1,000 US Commercial Grants to photographers who want to tell LGBTQI+ positive stories as part of the Breaking the Mold Commercial Grant. The post 500px Commercial Grants: Breaking the Mold appeared first on 500px.
500px is awarding a total of $5000 US in grants, to be shared amongst five photographers, as part of the Intersectional Diversity Commercial Grant. The post 500px Commercial Grants: Intersectional Diversity appeared first on 500px.
In May 2020, we launched Commercial Grants: Life Online, which challenged creators to document what it means to create connection through technology. The post Life Online: 500px Commercial Grant Recipients appeared first on 500px.
Natural light photography is all about using what’s available. Here are our top tips for taking advantage of it and creating lifestyle photos that sell. The post Mastering indoor natural light and creating beautiful lifestyle images appeared first on 500px.
What's the difference between a commercial and editorial image? Dive into the specifics in this enlightening article put together by our Content team. The post Understanding The Differences Between Commercial & Editorial photography appeared first on 500px.
What's the difference between a commercial and editorial image? Dive into the specifics in this enlightening article put together by our Content team. The post Understanding the differences between commercial & editorial photography appeared first on 500px Blog.