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New in my-picturemaxx: glasshouse images
Glasshouse Images, founded in 2003 by New York commercial photographer Spencer Jones, is a stock photo agency catering to a select group of creatives who are always looking for exceptional and distinctive imagery. The agency is dedicated to difference and built to operate at maximum efficiency.
In focus: “The world is going digital – and so is cultural heritage”
In the interview, Dr. Hans Petschar, Director of the Picture Archives and Graphics Collection at the Austrian National Library, discusses the challenges of digital transformation and the importance of preserving cultural heritage for future generations while making it accessible digitally. He also explains how picturemaxx solutions help organize, manage, and prepare image collections centrally and make them available online.
Austrian National Library's Bildarchiv Austria Now Available on my-picturemaxx
The Austrian National Library presents more than 500,000 historical images in its Bildarchiv Austria, which is now available to my-picturemaxx users.
In Focus: "Our Images Have to Be as Authentic as Possible"
A colorful chapter opener in Latin that motivates fifth-graders, or an electron microscope image of a plant cell for upper secondary students: educational media place diverse demands on image material, as well as on animations and videos. Searching for and finding media effectively therefore requires specialized tools. In this interview, Zeynep Arghan, who manages the picturemaxx application at Cornelsen end to end, explains what these tools are and how she uses them in her day-to-day work.
In focus: “The use of images is becoming more and more varied”
We all love pictures – but Cinzia Giannì is especially keen. The team leader of SZ Photo, the picture agency of the Süddeutsche Zeitung, deals with pictures and photos every day and SZ Photo is also represented in the marketplace of the picturemaxx Media Network. In the interview, she reveals why pictures are so important these days and how picturemaxx supports her in her day to day work.
Flashback: picturemaxx at WISSENSWERTE in Bremen
Knowledge, Data, and Media in Science Journalism | Bremen | October 17-19, 2022
Between the Amazon, the Andes and the South Pacific: Invenatrio Documental new in my-picturemaxx
Inventario Documental is an agency based in Quito / Ecuador, which gathers contemporary works of documentary photography of everyday life in the Amazon, the Andes and the South Pacific. From now on their exclusive photographic material is available to my-picturemaxx users.
Your Own Website – A Stage for Your Images
Because first impressions count.
Whether we're meeting someone new, seeing a product on the shelf for the first time, or looking into a new company. Those first seconds and minutes often decide whether we want to keep talking to that person, whether the product ends up in our basket during a stressful after-work shop, or whether we take a closer look at that new company.
my-picturemaxx on top of kress ranking of digital solutions
The specialized magazine "kress pro" looked for the best digital agencies and tools and put my-picturemaxx in first place in the automation/KI category.
Rediscover architecture in my-picturemaxx with ArchExplorer
ArchExplorer is a young architectural image agency based in New York and it holds an exclusive image collection of modern and historical architecture and interior design.
New in my-picturemaxx: AS Syndication - ullstein bild - Maritim
Impressive motifs from the fields of shipping, yachting, sailing as well as research and science are now available in the specially created channel "AS Syndication - ullstein bild - Maritim" under the umbrella of ullstein bild.
In focus: “It's always been and always will be about the wow factor”
Alexis Zurflüh, an art director well-known for his work on projects such as “Süddeutsche Zeitung” magazine “Stil Leben” and “NZZ am Sonntag” magazine, has been collaborating with Nansen & Piccard to give picturemaxx a complete makeover: new website, new corporate identity. Wow guaranteed – but what exactly does that mean?