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German-Images.de shuns “Cutting Edge” photography

By Brent Phelps March 16, 2006

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"A common complaint among picture buyers is that the large picture agencies are offering fewer and fewer normal usable pictures. Instead they are offering trendy, smooth, over-stylized material, which is more of a marketing tool for the picture agencies than that it is useful for the customer ", says Ton Mascini.  With this in mind Armin Puschmann and Ton Mascini created the on-line stock photo agency German-Images.de.  The two former Zefa executives - Puschmann was EDV-leader in Duesseldorf and Mascini led the business of zefa in the Netherlands – are following the Credo: no Cutting Edge, "We are creating usable material with a German emphasis.  We want to serve a market that the big agencies have ignored."  German-Images.de offers royalty-free images of cities, country and people, industry, traffic, economics, and society. Click here to check out the German-Images.de site. Stefan Hartmann, VISUELL

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