PhotoAlto today announced the latest update of their website with new features such as built in instant messaging support and the ability to search for images by individual photographer.
In a new trend toward stock personalization, designers have requested a simpler way to find images from photographers who share their stylistic approach. In order to facilitate these requests, PhotoAlto has added a “Search by Photographer” feature to their website. With this new search tool, designers can easily explore a multitude of subjects themes, and techniques all executed by a photographer with a familiar stylistic tendency.
In addition to personalized searching, PhotoAlto has added personalized assistance with their new “live chat” online support feature. With “live support”, anyone searching the website with a question or demand can click on the “Online Support” link and get instant answers in real time.
These features and others, like a topical “Gallery” section, newly featured releases, and complimentary catalogs can be found and explored in more detail by visiting www.photoalto.com.
PhotoAlto is a photography agency founded in Paris in 1995 by two photographers and a graphic designer. As a company founded by creatives for creatives, PhotoAlto has been known and recognized for offering photography with techniques and themes that are consistently in the avant-garde of the industry. A decade of work has created a comprehensive photographic library of exceptional quality with over 30,000 images. Their love for pictures did the rest.
This article was last modified on January 8, 2023
This article was first published on October 24, 2006
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