MyLoupe.com, a Chicago-based stock image library, announced today the addition of almost 13,000 high-quality royalty free photographs from Tetra Images to its online visual database.
The Tetra Images collection is comprised of pictures that cover a broad range of subjects including lifestyles, business, education, fitness, healthcare, holidays, parenting, sports, travel, yoga and more. Advertising, design and corporate picture buyers will be especially pleased, as all of Tetra’s photographs are model-released for commercial usage. You can browse the entire collection at: https://myloupe.com/home/found_photographer.php?photographer=12773&new_search=Y
Tetra Images LLC is a Jersey City NJ-based production company founded in 2006 by stock photography icon Tom Grill. Grill is known as one of the pioneers of the stock industry due to his co-founding of the Comstock picture agency in New York, where he also served as chief photographer for almost three decades before leaving the company to pursue other business interests in 2001.
“We’re very pleased to be teaming up with myLoupe,” said Grill from his Jersey City studio. “Over the past couple of years Tetra Images has assembled a global distribution network for its pictures, and we feel very strongly that myLoupe has the sort of world-class qualities we look for in a partner.”
MyLoupe.com is a web-based visual resource which was founded in 2005 by Brian Heston with 50,000 royalty free and rights managed images; today, the company has over 370,000 high-quality images supplied by individual photographers from around the world as well as picture agencies and royalty free production companies. MyLoupe serves a diverse universe of both commercial and editorial picture buyers.
This article was last modified on December 17, 2022
This article was first published on May 7, 2008
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