Getty Images has launched a magazine for photographers and creatives called Edit, writes Ruth Addiccott.
The 98-page A5 glossy hopes to feature a range of photography issues while striking a balance between editorial, creative and film.
It will feature photography from the US elections to issues facing photographers covering the Olympics.
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The launch follows the success of Taxi, a biannual magazine published by Getty Images until January 2004.
Editor John O’Reilly said Edit would retain the creative visual analysis of Taxi. He told Press Gazette: “Taxi magazine was a bit of an experiment but we got a lot of good feedback and coverage and discovered it was a good way of communicating with people.”
“Edit is all about covering the issues that matter as well as issues around the meaning of photographs, journalistic ethics and rights.”
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Edit is currently sold on a quarterly basis through Getty Images’ official website but the agency is hoping to widen distribution to the news-stand.
O’Reilly said the magazine would set itself apart from existing titles by its breadth of coverage.
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