No usable stock photography of disabled people exists. All in Frame fixes this with a free collection built and led by disabled creatives, not by agencies guessing at representation.
The problem is specific: creative teams default to bad imagery because good imagery is not available at the right price point. This project removes the cost barrier and the authenticity gap at the same time. That combination is rare.
The full resource is worth visiting for what it reveals about who controls visual narratives of disability and what happens when that control shifts. The collection itself is the argument.
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