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As the Face of Aging Changes, Getty Images Launches Photo Series to Combat Stereotypes

A new collection with AARP paints a more accurate portrait

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The Disrupt Aging Collection depicts the changing lifestyles of those age 50 and older.Getty Images / Hero Images
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By Doug Zanger

September 23, 2019

Good stock photography should be universally recognizable—but that hasn’t always been the case when it comes to accurately depicting modern society.

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Doug Zanger

Doug Zanger is Adweek's Agencies editor, focusing on creativity and agencies.

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