Our images focus on

Our stock photography library
focuses on quality images of vulnerable people

Our goal is to challenge stigma by providing the media with high quality images, that better reflects the vulnerable and disadvantaged groups. We show real people, real lives.

Responsibility

We take our responsibility to respect and protect those in our images very seriously. Everything we do is always approved.

High Quality

Our documentary photographers have a very particular, unique skill, which is clearly visible on all our images.

Zero Tolerance

We take a zero tolerance approach to any licence infringements. We take what we do very seriously.

Take a look at some of our recent photography projects

There is a distinct lack of high quality stock images available that feature vulnerable and disadvantaged people online. Really Real Resource is changing that.

LEON WILKES

Social Enterprise

Really Real Resources is a social enterprise that intends to make a social impact. We plan to do this by selling high quality stock photography of vulnerable people in our stock photography library. Showing real people, real lives. We want to challenge stigma and give people a better representation in all media streams. Buying images from us makes you a Really Real Resources supporter. This means you share our aim to make sure that the images which appear in the media, your media, show real lives. We need each other to do this, to instigate change.

When you buy from our stock photography library you know that the money you give us is not going to line the pockets of a faceless corporate organisation. It’s an investment. We will use that funding to source, generate and encourage more content creation. That way you’ll be supporting our self-sustaining business model. The more you support us, the more content will become available that you are able to access.

MEET THE PHOTOGRAPHERS

Real People, Real Lives

Documentary photography is not easy, it is a passion to show people as they are. To show what people’s lives are really like. No sugar coating, no gloss. Good days and bad days. Our images better represent vulnerable and disadvantaged people. They show real people living real lives.

Charity Wanting to Contribute?

We encourage charities to add their images to our library. Your members get a central source to download your images for free.
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Telling a Story

Are you a documentary photographer? Want your work to reach a bigger audience? Want to get better representation for those who you feature?
BECOME A PHOTOGRAPHER

Let's work together

Together we can make a difference.

Our people say about us

  • Brené Brown 2
  • Vicky Donald
  • Andy Whitlock
  • Brené Brown 3
  • Alain Catzeflis
  • Tracy Wilkes
  • Irene Bisset
  • Brené Brown 1
"Vulnerability sounds like truth and feels like courage. Truth and courage aren't always comfortable, but they're never weakness."Brené Brown
On Vulnerability
Really Real Resources is doing something no one else is. They are showing life as it is, raw and real just how it should be. No bows and bells, just real people going trough real things, in real time. It is real life!Vicky Donald
Really Real Resources is a great initiative, on that National Pride fully supports. An idea, that as far as I’m aware is uniquely original, that was greatly needed in society.
Andy Whitlock
National Pride
"Courage starts with showing up and letting ourselves be seen."Brené Brown
On Vulnerability
Only by seeing can we hope to understand. Only by understanding can we hope to do the right thing. Really Real Resources helps us do this by getting close to his subjects with images that are moving, disturbing but ultimately uplifting.
Alain Catzeflis
Alliance for Camphill
Anything that brings more focus and attention to facial palsy I’m all for. Really Real Resources does that, which I’m truly grateful for. Support and recognition of my disability, when in life there is very little, means a lot.Tracy Wilkes
As a company we have used images from Really Real Resources. They have filled a huge hole and have helped, and will help going forward, highlight disabilities that people around the globe are dealing with daily.Irene Bisset
National Pride
"Vulnerability sounds like truth and feels like courage. Truth and courage aren't always comfortable, but they're never weakness."Brené Brown
On Vulnerability

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