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Shutterstock's Photo Library Exceeds One Million

Shutterstock is proud to announce that its photo library has exceeded one million images (www.Shutterstock.com). Launched in 2003, Shutterstock is the largest subscription stock photo agency in the world, known for its outstanding photo library and straightforward subscription model. This milestone is made possible by Shutterstock’s steady pace of growth; its collection of royalty-free images grows by over 15,000 images every week and has already doubled in 2006.

All of the images submitted to Shutterstock are evaluated according to strict standards, and only the ones that measure up are added to the collection. The one millionth approved image is a beautiful photograph of a flamingo, shot by a Shutterstock photographer from Polynesia.

“This is a very satisfying milestone because it shows that our strategy is paying off,” says Jon Oringer, CEO. “Our focus has always been on the quality of our image library and the ease of use of our subscription model-and both customers and photographers have responded more enthusiastically than we could have hoped.”

Catering to all segments of the creative community, Shutterstock’s collection is as diverse as it is extensive. Photographs are organized into categories including Business, People, Animals/Wildlife, and Technology, and are easily searchable by keyword.

About Shutterstock
Founded in 2003, Shutterstock is the largest subscription-based stock photo agency in the world. Its outstanding collection of premium images combined with a user-friendly subscription model has made Shutterstock a trusted resource for an expanding global customer base. For more information, visit www.Shutterstock.com.

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