UK creatives Eboni Lamine and Martha Omasoro have partnered with Build Hollywood and Getty Images to launch Let Black Girls be Girls – a first-of-its-kind social impact campaign which aims to raise awareness of the issue of Adultification Bias in the UK. From Monday 26th August to Sunday 8th September, a billboard and poster campaign will be on display across London, Birmingham, Manchester & Bristol to highlight the widespread misrepresentation of Black girls in the UK media. Lamine and Omasoro are spearheading the campaign with support from Getty Images, who have created the Black Girls in Britain Visual Guidelines to help media, agencies and brands to choose and create visuals that accurately represent Black British identities such as ethnicity, religion, region, body types and age. Find out more ➡ https://lnkd.in/dNekT4bg #LetBlackGirls #VisualGPS #Creative 📷 Jade Reynolds Hemmings
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As the Official Photographic Agency of the International Paralympic Committee, Getty Images is ready to capture the unparalleled spirit of the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games! 📸 Our award-winning team of photographers and editors will be on the ground, using cutting-edge technology to document the incredible achievements of these athletes from the Opening Ceremony on August 28th to the Closing Ceremony on September 8th. Join us as we share the powerful stories of triumph, resilience, and inspiration. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/e7daMtcC #Paralympics #GettyImages #Paris2024
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🌟Only a few days left to vote for our panel session at SXSW! Join industry experts Dr. Rebecca Swift, Sara Denby, Fernando Desouches and Rachel Lowenstein for a compelling conversation rooted in 75 years of visual research and how we as storytellers can show diverse, authentic representations of men across advertising, social media and entertainment and unlock new cultures of masculinities grounded in men’s real aspirations today. Cast your vote by clicking on the ⬆ button and don't miss out on curating the 2025 #SXSW program! Unstereotype Alliance + BBD Perfect Storm | a B-Corporation | VOTE HERE 👉 https://lnkd.in/ezizSFgH
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✨ As part of NVIDIA AI's AI Decoded series, the latest blog post delves into our partnership with NVIDIA and how NVIDIA AI Foundry and Edify have influenced the development of our generative AI tools and services. In the latest model update, Generative AI By Getty Images enables faster generations, higher prompt adherence, longer prompts and advanced camera controls, as well as modification features on pre-shot creative content, allowing customers to enhance their creative potential and efficiency. Learn more here ➡ https://lnkd.in/gFigdQnp
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✨ #GenerativeAI Day sessions are now available on-demand ➡️ https://nvda.ws/46HGb7B Learn from experts on enhancing #3D pipelines, revolutionizing visual effects and animation, and the future of autonomous digital humans, from #SIGGRAPH2024.
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Parisian Polaroids is a photographic essay compiled by a team of Getty Images photographers celebrating the return of fans to the summer Olympic Games. The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games were heavily impacted by Covid-19 with fans unable to attend. The much anticipated Paris 2024 Olympic Games gave fans the opportunity to once again travel and celebrate the Olympic spirit. In the ‘City of Love’, the use of polaroid cameras brings a certain romance not always found in the modern digital form, and brings together a series of single moments of joy for fans from all around the world. See more of the project here ➡ https://lnkd.in/e8FaaVGc 📸: Getty Images
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The ACHP has been partnering with the White House Initiative on Advancing Educational Equity, Excellence, and Economic Opportunity through Historically Black Colleges and Universities, and Getty Images on HBCU History in Photos, a video series highlighting the unique and rich histories of our nation’s HBCUs. This installment focuses on Lincoln University of Pennsylvania. In the video, Lincoln’s Library Director Tiffany Davis and Archivist Raquel Lightner speak about the school’s many historic buildings, notable figures who have gone to school there or have visited over the years, and how community members can assist in preserving the university’s history. #hbcus #hbcuhistory #historicpreservation #achp
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Over the past two weeks, we’ve witnessed athletes competing at their peak, our talented photographers capturing iconic, unforgettable moments, and the power of the team behind the scenes, showcasing the excellent planning, teamwork, and operational skills to pull off a major event like the Summer Olympic Games. From its iconic landmarks as the backdrops of venues and the roaring return of fans to epic Opening and Closing Ceremonies and the dedication and passion for sport and country by athletes on the world's biggest stage--Paris 2024 has left an indelible mark on us all. As a trusted visual source in the industry and organization dedicated to telling authentic, meaningful stories, the beauty of sport and power of an image are beautifully translated in the coverage documented over the last 16 days and will live on in history. Explore more of the Olympic Games Paris 2024 here ➡ https://lnkd.in/eGRaRFbW 📸: Getty Images
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Chief Sports Photographer Jamie Squire spoke with The Clios about the significant amount of work, preparation and planning it requires for Getty Images photographers to be successful during the Olympic Games, highlighting the long days, flexibility and a reliance on instinct and split-second decisions during key moments. With gymnastics as a marquee event, Jamie talks about photographing from both the floor and photographer’s pen and how he snapped an iconic moment of Simone Biles holding up her G.O.A.T. necklace after winning gold. As Jamie shares, " having the freedom of creativity to shoot major sporting events is a big responsibility and can be both scary and motivating at the same time." Read more from the interview here ➡ https://lnkd.in/etSa2JzS
I didn't get to go to the Paris Olympics, but I did get to interview Jamie Squire for Muse by Clios. He's the chief sports photographer at Getty Images, and he is at the Paris Olympics covering everything from beach volleyball to fencing. Squire was focusing his lens on the women's and men's gymnastics competitions when we spoke last week and had just captured that iconic image of Simone Biles, the G.O.A.T. of women’s gymnastics, showing off her diamond-encrusted goat necklace after winning gold in the all-around competition. It was pretty exciting and inspiring to talk to him. He has been covering the Olympics since 1996, and to this day, he marvels at being able to make a living doing what he loves. “It’s a dream job. A lot of people I talk to—they’re fascinated by what we do and how we do it. They’re like, ‘You have the coolest job. You’re right on the sidelines.’ And it’s true,” he says. “I don’t do anything to dispel that because I’m witnessing history. I’m right there.” #gettyimages #photography #olympics #parisolympics #kindajealous https://lnkd.in/e27wjFfS
Inside Getty’s Photo Coverage of the Paris Games
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The Paris 2024 Olympic Games are winding down, but Getty Images photographers continue to capture iconic moments defining this year's Games from Opening Ceremony, Closing Ceremony, and everything in between. Photographers Naomi Baker, Charles McQuillan, and Adam Pretty sat down with PBS News Hour to highlight what it was like to capture them and how they highlight the Games in ways that translate the athletes' dedication and love of sport to viewers around the world. See the full segment on PBS: https://lnkd.in/ezeRSfNx
The images that have defined the Paris Olympics
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