Work-Photo
A Washington, D.C., law firm has to pay $8k for the unauthorized use of generic stock photos. The same vanilla photos we see at all levels of media. In fact, I've been a critic of the overuse of those photos, & have written about that on this blog here (don't forget to check out my nifty [...]
If you've looked over some of this website's interior pages, you may have discovered my Photos page. The point of this page is that I dislike those silly stock photos of fake people pretending to work. These photos are often on websites, newsletters & aptly parodied on shows like Family Guy. My website has photos [...]
With these photos it's real people at work. No generic and fake photos of models dressed as people working that a lot of brochures and websites use. You can enlarge either image by clicking on it. The first photo is a restored version of my great-great grandfather Meyer Levinson in front of his Chicago Maxwell [...]
Since I started this blog, I've posted photos of real people at work. Also, I really dislike the generic photos of people working that a lot of brochures and websites use. The generic looking group of people, well groomed, conservatively dressed and doing something work related (usually white-collar work). Or, you just see photos of [...]
During the course of creating this website, I've had occasion to post photos in a series titled "People @ Work." The concept of this photo series is that my photos are the opposite of the generic pictures posted in most business websites and pamphlets. More specifically, instead of photos of models posing and pretending to [...]
