How to make the color black even more clickable in your ads

Plus, a special glimpse into the lives of transgender migrants   IMAGES    FOOTAGE    MUSIC    BLOG       Wednesday, April 13, 2022   I just stick up my chin   Click here to subscribe to this newsletter >   Even as the world continues to stun me with its callousness, I'm incredibly proud of this collection of stories, which show the diversity of interests of our team, contributors, and customers. As I always do, I return to our foundations to find stable footing: The mission of the Shutterstock blog is to offer "creative guidance in a changing world." With every story and every collection of images, we try to go as deep as possible while staying true to our goals. In fact, for me, that's what makes marketing so interesting: that you can use your platform to delight your customers with ideas and products that expand their worlds. This week, we have many gorgeous collections of photos, including still lifes, a reflection on the color black, and an interview with one of our contributors, whose work has focused on moments in the lives of transgender migrants. Here's hoping that this week, you find something sunny.   Happy creating!     Jennifer Braunschweiger   Senior Director of Content Marketing           DREAM IT     How to Shoot Gorgeous Still Life Photos   Shutterstock contributor Whitney Ott talks about her technique and her career. With a spectacular gallery of her images wowwwww.   Read more             MAKE IT     Data-Backed Ways to Include the Color Black in Your Ads   Our travels through the world of color wouldn't be complete without an exploration of the color black. How do you use it in your marketing materials in a way that makes people click? Use it for drama, mood, contrast, and...   Read more           SELL IT     Download a FREE Instagram Story Template Bundle for Earth Day   And FREE freee freeeee Earth Day Instagram templates! To help you communicate what you're doing to celebrate and support our planet.   Read more           TALK ABOUT IT     Voice of the Artist: Capturing the Plight of Transgender Migrants   A very special look through the lens of a photographer who has made it his mission to share the stories of migrants. David Peinado says he uses photography as a way to listen and learn from others. Here, he engages the eyes, too.   Read more

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