271 posts tagged Getty Images

With the minor exception of missing out on Jim Toback's documentary on Mike Tyson (which will screen here this fall anyway — we can wait), the only regret we have so far about sitting out the Cannes Film Festival is our absence at the mini-riot that preceded the press screening of director James Gray's drama Two Lovers, starring Joaquin Phoenix and Gwyneth Paltrow.

The first-in-the-world hype accompanying Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull's premiere at Cannes appears to remain the only story of interest to most festivalgoers, with everything from live-blogs of the screening to more meditative reads ("I was bored out of my mind," writes A.O.

Photographer Thomas Barwick produces a great deal of images. Getty Images has 3,479 images available online via their Digital Vision brand, and other brands - including Photographer's Choice, where he may well have paid to put the images up. read more

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Well my Everywhere Girl picture is sort of on this site…www.gielle.it…well not the official Getty Images one, but the reenactment one my mom and I took at Reed College last year…they snagged it off this blog without paying!!! The funny thing is that my official picture is on their American site here.

Tips for getting ahead in the increasingly competitive low cost small laptop market: When you go to Getty Images, grab some stock photography of smiling kids in a classroom and photoshop in your read more

Art Ontario government values art & culture, but where is it in schools? Getty Images Art Law Blog picks up on Getty Images’s acquisition by Hellman & Friedman for $2.4 billion. Howard Knopf comments on Getty Images’s cease & desist letters Resale Rights The Intellectual Property

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Brendon McCullum: tenacious savagery alive New Sjaelland © Getty Images “Bittersweet” was how Brendon McCullum summed up his feelings, after an innings of tenacious savagery had alive New Zealand’s fortunes in the prototypal Test at Lord’s.