In this blog post I’d like to recap what collections were updated and what collections we’re working on. Yesterday I updated our older collection #51 Business Meeting to reflect modern trends in photography.

If you’re our PREMIUM Member and if you like this edit, please go to your Dropbox folder and find collection #51. There you can easily preview all photos in high-resolution and also download full collection as a *.ZIP file via Download button in right corner.

And if you are not our PREMIUM Member, please join us here.

Are you following picjumbo on Instagram? Check it here! From time to time we’re posting behind-the-scenes Stories so you can take a look what we’re working on. But this is not the point of this blog post…

Few weeks ago we published our “movie” from our trip to Iceland. This was one of the best photo trips and the whole Iceland is just wonderful. So if you want to see our short movie, go to Instagram app, find @picjumbo and tap on the little IG TV icon above the photos.

A few weeks ago, Facebook rolled out 3D photos. If you want to use this feature, there are two options how to create and publish 3D Photo:

1. If you have iPhone with dual lens, you take a picture in the “Portrait” mode and then upload it to Facebook and be done with it.
2. You can create 3D photo manually in Photoshop. It is a lot of manual work, but it can be done, and the effect is very cool!

It was a little website when it all started 5 years ago. Just a few photos, just a few visitors a day… But everything has changed over time: people were writing about picjumbo on their blogs, big magazines started mentioning picjumbo in their articles and big companies like LG or Zhiyun started using picjumbo pictures in their physical products.

These 5 years were amazing and because I love numbers and statistics, and because I’m a designer, I created my biggest infographic ever: 5 years of picjumbo in numbers.

You can see it everywhere. For example, on Forbes.com, but also on many other small, as well as major online magazines.They do not want to let you be on their website if you are using AdBlock. The reasoning behind is that you are consuming their content for free because they are funding it through ads and that’s not right. And so they do not let you in on their website.

I’ve had a similar approach though. I take a lot of pictures, and I give them away for free: online, in full resolution and without any conditions like signing up for newsletters or registering to the website; even though the majority of picjumbo’s income is from ads.

…and you can download them all right now! Our “save your time” pack has been updated! :)

It’s time to celebrate! 🎉 Our All in One Pack now contains more than 2,000+ free stock photos from our website! Save your time, support our effort ❤ and download all picjumbo images to your computer.

If you’ll be in hurry, this folder full of images will be a gift from heaven. All 2,000+ images will be always ready, even if you won’t be online.

Greetings from Iceland! 🎉

We are halfway through our trip and I am sure there will be some very interesting photos! We are even finding places that we have not plan on visiting and the same goes for pictures – I have photos that I have not even dreamed of having!

There are unfortunately some setbacks with a local environmental agency that forbids drones and closed down some interesting locations, but it’s manageable. Right now I have more than 1000 photos!